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IBM Throws Weight Behind Phase Change Memory

May 17, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 4

There is no question that the memory hierarchy in systems is being busted wide open and that new persistent memory technology that can be byte addressable like DRAM or block addressable like storage are going to radically change the architecture of machines and the software that runs on them. …

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