Memory cell switching technique with terahertz radiation could boost performance by 1,000 times

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Scientists claim that technique could switch memory cells in a trillionth of a second

Scientists from Germany, the Netherlands and Russia claim to have developed a technique that could eventually provide a 1,000-times performance boost to computer memory. The method is intended t...

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