are other names for phase change memory (PCM). Phase change memory employs the same principle as rewritable optical discs (CD-RWs, DVD-RWs, etc.), in which the bit cell is either in an ...

The realization of the complete phase-change cycle allows for computer studies of transition speeds and material stability, both crucial issues for any memory applications. Although a number of ...

High temperature volatile and non-volatile memories are important for aerospace, avionics, automotive, oil/gas exploration ...

New non-volatile memory report projects that baseline industry revenues could rise to 71.7B by 2034 and displace SRAM, NOR flash and some DRAM.

This advancement could unlock wider applications for phase-change memory (PCM) -- a promising memory technology that could transform data storage in devices from cell phones to computers.

In this encyclopedia, "memory" always refers to RAM, the internal workspace of the computer, which loses its content when power is turned off (at least until MRAM, phase change memory or some ...

A collaborative effort between researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), ...

A technical paper titled “Programmable phase change materials and silicon photonics co-integration for photonic memory applications: a systematic study” was published by researchers at Colorado State ...

Ritesh Agrawal poses with some of the equipment used in studying the new process, which dramatically lowers the energy cost of amorphization, bringing phase-change memory devices closer to ...

The core concept behind SOM is using unique chalcogenide materials that perform double duty as both the memory cell and the selector device. In traditional phase-change or resistive RAM ...