RRAM that can do the twist
Flexible computers are quickly becoming more of a reality as researchers continue to find ways to make generally brittle components such as processors and memory out of new materials. This latest research…
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Tag: RRAM
This new type of Resistive RAM can be flexible and transparent
Entirely transparent or translucent devices, which are also flexible are becoming less of a dream and coming closer to reality. We have discussed RRAM quite a bit here on PCPer, most…
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Interested in transparent flexible memory?
With the rise of new memory technologies such as HBM for volatile memory and new applications for non-volatile memory there has been a lot of research on new types of memory. In…
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More fancy new memory, STT-RAM from Avalanche
STT-MRAM, Spin Transfer Torque Magnetic Random Access Memory, actually uses the spin of an electron to record a 1 or 0 making it quite scalable, though Avalanche's current proof of concept is…
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NRAM research gets a financial boost
Non-volatile memory technology is now at a turning point where we find out which technology will be doomed to be BETAMAX and which will carry on to become the VHS equivalent; hopefully…
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Panasonic Launches New Microcomputers With ReRAM Storage
RRAM (Resistive RAM) and "Memrisitor" non-volatile memory technology has been theorized about in the past, but it is finally starting to make its way into actual products. Specifically, Panasonic announced...
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Resistive RAM comes closer to reality
Resistive RAM has been one of the technologies that we have heard of which could become the next standard in non-volatile RAM. The technology promises high density storage, RAM level read and…
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