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IIT Roorkee Researchers Make Breakthrough In Memory Device Technology
Researchers at IIT Roorkee today claimed to have made a breakthrough in memory device technology which, they said, usher in a new technological revolution.
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Indian-Origin Researcher Uses Wi-Fi to Power Camera
In a first such demonstration, an Indian-origin researcher has developed a system that uses Wi-Fi internet signals to beam power to remote devices such as a surveillance camera.
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STT-MRAM could enable computers that are 'normally off'
Spintronics-based technology may replace volatile memory and enable extremely energy-efficient, hand-cranked or solar-powered devices.
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MRAM memory standard being jointly developed by Japanese, US chipmakers: Report
The next-generation magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) standard is reportedly being developed by more than 20 chipmakers from Japan and the US.
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Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker has begun mass production at a new line of flash memory chips used in tablets and smartphones.
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Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker has begun mass production at a new line of flash memory chips used in tablets and smartphones.
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IIT Roorkee Researchers Make Breakthrough In Memory Device Technology
Researchers at IIT Roorkee today claimed to have made a breakthrough in memory device technology which, they said, usher in a new technological revolution.
-
Indian-Origin Researcher Uses Wi-Fi to Power Camera
In a first such demonstration, an Indian-origin researcher has developed a system that uses Wi-Fi internet signals to beam power to remote devices such as a surveillance camera.
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STT-MRAM could enable computers that are 'normally off'
Spintronics-based technology may replace volatile memory and enable extremely energy-efficient, hand-cranked or solar-powered devices.
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MRAM memory standard being jointly developed by Japanese, US chipmakers: Report
The next-generation magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) standard is reportedly being developed by more than 20 chipmakers from Japan and the US.
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Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker has begun mass production at a new line of flash memory chips used in tablets and smartphones.
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Samsung starts new chip line to boost flash memory
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker has begun mass production at a new line of flash memory chips used in tablets and smartphones.
