> the alternate technologies that I have heard about are either _far_ less
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> dense then DRAM (similar to static ram) or require erasing in blocks
> (similar to flash).

I will agree with this.

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> niether one is appropriate for a large, flat addressed
> memory architecture as you list below.

I don't agree with this one.   Erase blocks don't automatically
disqualify a memory as a fit into a flat addressed arch.   You need to
play games at the memory management layer to make it work, but it's
not impossible.
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