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Windows 7 - Intel develops PCM memory, 100x faster than flash!

 
06-30-2011   #1


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Intel develops PCM memory, 100x faster than flash!

Apparently Intel has developed the next big thing in memory, PCM. Only time will tell how spendy its gonna be

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06-30-2011   #2


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Very interesting, can't wait till it hits the market.
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06-30-2011   #3


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They claim instantaneous write speeds and write cycles into the millions vs thousands with flash memory, and they sy its cheap enough to replace flash memory in all devices that currently have it.
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06-30-2011   #4


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Where did you get this information from? Source?

Josh
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06-30-2011   #5


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Definitely be great to read the article. Thank you
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06-30-2011   #6


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IBM develops 'instantaneous' memory, 100x faster than flash -- Engadget

Sorry guys, I posted this thread from my IPT, I found this article while in the engadget app and I just didn't try to figure out how to post the link, but there you go!
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