Fujitsu will start mass production of NRAM next year

[HEXUS]

Non-volatile NRAM uses carbon nanotubes for faster writes and lower power consumption.

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[Tabbykatze]

DRAM speeds and capabilities in a non-volatile medium?

What is this, Star Trek?

[chinf]

That, or witchcraft

[Tunnah]

Witch trek

[AGTDenton]

Oh god, Carbon Nanotubes! Keep Riley away

[johndoe5]

This is pretty exciting. Can't wait to see what this does! Looks very promising.

[philehidiot]

This is pretty exciting. Can't wait to see what this does! Looks very promising.

My concern is that this is going to be the superior tech but Optane is going to win due to marketing and silliness.

Video tapes.... Need I say more?

[plexabit]

You know, I always thought "carbon nanotubes" was marketing jargon, but here we are with them in a close-to-production chip. Hmm.

[philehidiot]

You know, I always thought "carbon nanotubes" was marketing jargon, but here we are with them in a close-to-production chip. Hmm.

I expect it's one of those catch all generic terms for something that's actually very broad and complex. Kind of like when people say to me "I've got bradycardia I think".... there are so many types of bradycardia it's almost a uselessly broad term and we hardly use it. It just means slow heart rate.

[ETR316]

been reading about the R&D on this for many years, nice to see it finally happening