Lancaster Uni forges ahead with UK III-V Memory developments

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Novel non-volatile memory uses one hundredth of the energy required by DRAM/Flash.

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My old uni at it again. Back in my days there (early 90's) they were more famous for their low temperature physics dept. I seem to remember they recorded the lowest temperature on earth (a few fractions of a degree above absolute zero), and that it was also almost as cold on the sea front down the road in Morecambe.

Very cool innovation... let's hope they come up with a snappier name for the tech though!

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Originally Posted by daddacool

My old uni at it again. Back in my days there (early 90's) they were more famous for their low temperature physics dept. I seem to remember they recorded the lowest temperature on earth (a few fractions of a degree above absolute zero), and that it was also almost as cold on the sea front down the road in Morecambe.

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The true definition of a cool Uni then?

Non volatile Ram... A new attack vector if it doesn't get wiped properly. It might not need reconstructive writes but might need destructive clearing instead.