Once cheap and plentiful, Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) along with other data-storage memory chips is now in short supply.

Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) remains a cornerstone of modern electronic systems, enabling rapid data storage and retrieval. Recent developments have focused on capacitorless designs – notably ...

Embedded Dynamic Random Access Memory (eDRAM) design is rapidly evolving to meet the escalating performance and energy efficiency demands of contemporary processors. This technology has emerged as a ...

A new technical paper titled “Emerging Nonvolatile Memory Technologies in the Future of Microelectronics” was published by researchers at Texas A&M University, University of Massachusetts and USC.