EP 51 · 23:52

Flash memory and resistive RAM

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23:54electronics like the flash in our in our computers, it wears off after about 10,000 to 100,000 readwrite cycles, >> right? So they they're not they can't run forever. Yeah. There there's deterioration. Doing work deteriorates just like our own human body. Yeah. >> As an athlete, you can't be an athlete forever. Your body eventually gives up. Similarly, in this context, flash memory deteriorates at some time interval. >> Exactly. Use. >> Exactly. And so because of that, people have been slowly looking at other substrates of computation, specifically something called resistive memory, RAM. Okay. Um, this is resistive random

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