It is denser than NAND, with higher performance and endurance. That means RRAM will be able to use silicon wafers that are half the size used by current NAND flash fabricators. And, best of all ...

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 ...

Ideally, systems can use a single memory type that supports both external code and data storage without compromising performance or functionality for either. An emerging non-volatile technology to ...

Compared to flash memory, RRAM requires lower voltages and lower currents, enabling its use in low power applications, he said. The real question is whether or not the technology will move into real ...

RRAM differs from the way NAND flash and RAM operate. Unlike NAND flash, Crossbar’s technology does not use transistors or trap a charge. Instead it uses a layered approach to store data.

On top of higher-capacity mobile devices, we could see much higher-capacity solid-state drives come to fruition with RRAM. Solid-state drives currently use NAND flash memory, and they’re able to ...

His talk focused on the use of embedded RRAM as an SRAM replacement. The table below shows his comparison of Crossbar RRAM versus MRAM and NOR flash characteristics. His point is that their ...

RRAM differs from the way NAND flash and RAM operate. Unlike NAND flash, Crossbar’s technology does not use transistors or trap a charge. Instead it uses a layered approach to store data.

RRAM, and the semiconductor that it's made of ... providing a more solid base for future work to build on. "Now we can use voltage and temperature as design inputs in a predictive manner and ...

Most ultrabooks use SSD or hybrid drives that combine traditional ... Crossbar’s innovative RRAM technology could disrupt the NAND flash market. As ubiquitous as flash memory is, though, one ...

Yesterday, I wrote about the problems facing makers of traditional NAND flash memory, the kind of storage we use in our smartphones ... random-access RAM (RRAM or ReRAM). Although there are ...

RRAM differs from the way NAND flash and RAM operate. Unlike NAND flash, Crossbar’s technology does not use transistors or trap a charge. Instead it uses a layered approach to store data.