NRAM : non volitile random access memory

[TrinireturnofGamez]

Using Carbon nanotubes LSI logic plans to nanotube technology on a standard semiconductor line.....
    Which means .... more ram... LOTS LOTS more ram.. cheaper.. faster.. and  now... when T&TEC decides to kill the power.. we won't loose our savegames!

 and if they can put this into processors, instead of 90nm chips  next year and .65nm 2 years again... we could have 10nm chips before 2010 !... they will be tiny.. cheap and faaast...  The chips will be... less than a quarter the currant size... alot cooler and faster.. and cheeep... gigs of ram will become the standard... maybe then we can get proper solid state  drives.                    

[ODC]

Thanks for the info. I look forward to the revillusion.                    

[Czar]

We are still quite some ways off from any of this...they're still in the pilot stages...would help if you linked to the story too...

http://news.com.com/Nanotech+memory+might+...html?tag=cd.top                    

[coledraft]

actually I think that NOVRAM is the correct version to NRAM                    

[Bsensei]

Hmm revlution iwmc, some nice specs there....2010 will be the year of redemption!!! :twisted:

YEAH!!!!                    

[CRaZyAnGeL]

ent@revolution
wat else dey go mc tink of oui
/me happy wit he 512 ddr
/me jus need 1 more 512 stick...                    

[TrinireturnofGamez]

no specs available... its in the development stage.. but it IS possible.. and since you CAN use a standard chip production facility.. with some modifications... it won't cost the big companies much to move to this... once its ready.                    

[unimatrix001]

more l2 cache yay