Memory expansion set to explode?
Posted on December 17th, 2008 by Billie Kennedy Jr
A promising new technique to store information could cause the amount of memory a device can hold to explode to an enormous amount.
Graphene memory would increase the amount of storage in a two-dimensional array by a factor of five, he said, as individual bits could be made smaller than 10 nanometers, compared to the 45-nanometer circuitry in today’s flash memory chips. The new switches can be controlled by two terminals instead of three, as in current chips.
Imagine having enough memory to rival the Human brain.
There are lots of advantages to this new form. Read more about Molecular Memory.
Loading ...