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MRAM Inches Towards Prime Time

levin writes "According to an article over at EETimes, magnetoresistive RAM chips are getting a little more practical. Infineon Technologies released info on a new 16M MRAM component on Tuesday and the read and write cycle times of this chip make it 'competitive with established DRAM.' How long before nonvolatile memory becomes the solution to crash-prone software rather than better programming?"

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  1. Just you wait... by BortQ · · Score: 5, Funny

    The real future is in ENRAM. Give it all your money and then it crashes !

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  2. Re:I don't follow this statement by Mycroft_VIII · · Score: 2, Funny
    "Your processor could quite literally rewire itself on the fly, adapting to the task at hand. Very exciting."


    But only if we pull the chip out of his head, and set the switch to the learning mode that skynet had turned off.
    Sorry had to do it.

    Mycroft
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  3. Re:Hopefully never. by wookyhoo · · Score: 5, Funny

    You turn it off in the first place? :o

  4. There's nothing new under the sun by ColourlessGreenIdeas · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yay! We're going to get instant-on computers, just like home computers in the '80s were. How are we going to achieve it? Some form of jumped-up magnetic core memory!

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  5. Re:lost by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yeah, you're missing an s :)