Within a few years, you’ll likely be carrying a smartphone, tablet or laptop with hundreds of gigabytes or even terabytes of hyper fast, non-volatile memory, thanks to two memory developments unveiled ...

Hardware makers often sing the praises of their latest and greatest flash memory, but the folks at Crossbar are ready to show them up with resistive RAM (RRAM) that they've been quietly working on.

In the frame of its research on future memory architectures, researchers in Belgium made breakthroughs for both DRAM and RRAM memories. Such fundamental understanding of the filament properties is key ...

Flash memory runs the world right now. It’s a $60 billion market at the heart of virtually all electronics. Thanks to Crossbar’s resistive RAM technology, though, Flash may soon be a fading memory ...

According to Infineon, its next-generation Aurix microcontroller will use embedded non-volatile memory, specifically resistive random access memory (RRAM), instead of embedded flash (eFlash), and it ...

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Crossbar, a University of Michigan (U-M) startup, has developed a working prototype of an advanced data storage technology that could revolutionize memory for mobile devices. The technology is called ...

TetraMem Inc., a Silicon Valley–based semiconductor company developing analog in-memory computing (IMC) solutions, today announced the successful tape-out, manufacturing, and initial silicon ...

Yesterday, I wrote about the problems facing makers of traditional NAND flash memory, the kind of storage we use in our smartphones, tablets, and SSDs. Flash memory has grown tremendously over the ...

A California startup called Crossbar is working on an alternative to current NAND Flash memory chips like those used in mobile devices and other consumer electronics products which could serve up a ...

Within a few years, you’ll likely be carrying a smartphone, tablet or laptop with hundreds of gigabytes or even terabytes of hyper fast, non-volatile memory, thanks to two memory developments unveiled ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Yesterday, I wrote about the problems facing makers of ...