With growing compute power demands, temperatures, especially those of the onboard memory, must be kept in line, and research presents a unique solution. Next-Gen Server Memory Might Feature Modified Material Layer, Replacing The Traditional Silicon Carbide & Operating At Extreme Temperatures According to research published at Nature Electronics, ferroelectric aluminum scandium nitride (AlScN) based flash drives might be the next-gen standard for the markets, not just because of how good the name sounds but also because of the material’s temperature sustainability. Researchers Deep Jariwala and Roy Olsson from the University of Pennsylvania have showcased a memory prototype that remains functional […]
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