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September 8th, 2004
Nano memory scheme handles defects
Abstract:
Electrical components that are two or three orders of magnitude smaller than E. coli bacteria promise ultra-high speed at ultra-low-power, but they also present several challenges. Nanoscale electronics devices have a fairly high defect rate, and architectures designed to guide their use must take this into account
Researchers from Hongik University in Korea have devised a memory architecture designed for nanoscale crossbar electronics.
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TRN
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