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Re: New Intel memory chip

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Re: New Intel memory chip

Rainer

posted on Jul 29, 2015 03:52AM

Rainer: I think the 3D Xpoint storage works with some phase change material (PCM) to store information. In PCM the crystalline structure can be changed by a current and then remains in that state without any voltage applied.

Oh, I should answer to my own post and amend that Intel and Micron did not say which kind of physical property they are using/changing to store information. So, yes, this could be a phase change, but it does not need to be PCM. It could well be something else.

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