This is supper chilled memory, -196C :o :o :o
But
500 Terrabits per sq inch/25.4mm
[me=Jerry]pre-orders his 500 Terabit SD card.[/me]
-196C sounds very nice at te moment..temp going to be well over 30C here the next days
(07-19-2016, 12:24 AM)Wirezfree link Wrote: [ -> ]This is supper chilled memory, -196C
Will this kind of very low temperatures has it's on effect on how the memory works? I mean, it is so low that you basically freezing the memory in such way that even the memory won't work properly? The lower the temperature, the higher the resistance of the semiconductors?
@nomko,
When you cool "certain" materials to extremely low temperatures,
"strange" things happen as discovered by one of your country men
Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
Looks to only be a proof of concept at this point. It will be a pretty incredible step forward if they can get to the point of manufacturing.
Yes, probably will never make it out of a lab....
Like the decades of research into "Organic" based memory/storage, nothing really viable at present...
IBM have some new interesting memory stuff that possibly will make it out of the lab
Phase Change Memory