Next generation memories

These memory technologies are indicated as Next Generation Memories .
Next Generation Memories satisfy all of the good attributes of memory.
Features of polymer memory

Zero transist ors per bit of storage
Memory is Nonvolatile
Microsecond initial reads. Write speed faster than NAND and NOR Flash.
Simple processing, easy to integrate with other CMOS
No cell standby power or refresh required
Operational temperature between -40 and 110 C.
Advantages of polymer memory

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ABSTRACT
Digital Memory is and has been a close comrade of each and every technical advancement in Information Technology. The current memory technologies have a lot of limitations. These memory technologies when needed to expand will allow expansion only two dimensional space. Hence area required will be increased.
Next Generation Memories satisfy all of the good attributes of memory. The most important one among them is their ability to support expansion in three dimensional spaces. They include MRAM, FeRAM, Polymer Me ....etc

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1. INTRODUCTION
Imagine a time when your mobile will be your virtual assistant and will need far more than the 8k and 16k memory that it has today, or a world where laptops require gigabytes of memory because of the impact of convergence on the very nature of computing. How much space would your laptop need to carry all that memory capacity Not much, if Intel's project with Thin Film Electronics ASA (TFE) of Sweden works according to plan. TFE's idea is to use polymer memory modules rather than silicon-based memory modu ....etc

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