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From Newlaunches.com:
Hewlett Packard scientists have come up with a new type of memory that allows data to be stored in circuitry even after the power is switched off. The technology called memristor is being hailed as a huge breakthrough. If all of the bugs can be worked out, the technology has massive potential. It could include benefits like computers that power up instantly, cell phones that go much longer without a charge and data loss in the case of power failures or battery death could be a thing of the past.
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Re: HP Memristor makes RAM obsolete
