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Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough

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2016/10/19 11:07:10 (permalink)
Researchers discovered that using a new magnetization method can possibly make computers exponentially faster.
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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/19 12:53:30 (permalink)
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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/19 13:23:08 (permalink)
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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/19 14:45:27 (permalink)
    I thought computer RAM used capacitive storage. I am confused by the electromagnetic memory storage they refer to.

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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/19 14:47:06 (permalink)
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    I thought computer RAM used capacitive storage. I am confused by the electromagnetic memory storage they refer to.

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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/19 17:19:29 (permalink)
    That wasn't very helpful. Most of those results referred to the effect of electromagnetic fields on human brains and human memory.

    Do any users' computers use electromagnetic DRAM? No? Do solid state drives use electromagnetic memory? No? How does this article apply? Does it only apply to hard drives, floppy drives, or tape drives which we have or are in the process of phasing out anyway?

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    Re: Computer Memory Could Speed up by 1000 Times Thanks to New Computing Breakthrough 2016/10/23 20:06:02 (permalink)
     
    It's never fast enough it seems.

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