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July 22nd, 2006

Memory chip threat to hard discs

Abstract:
Hailed as "the most significant memory invention of the decade", magnetoresistive random-access memory or Mram could one day overthrow hard discs and flash memory. To understand why Mram is potentially so exciting, let us look at the ways we currently store data. (with Video)

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