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The Evolution of DRAM

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DRAM, a technology dating back to 1966, still relies on the fundamental 1T 1C bit cell architecture, but advancements are underway to enhance its data storage and retrieval capabilities. Steve Woo from Rambus discusses the workings of DRAM, the variety of flavors available, the challenges of cooling denser configurations, and the ongoing concerns regarding data security. These developments mark the evolution of DRAM as it adapts to the increasing demands for faster and more efficient data processing.

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