IBM Makes Smallest Movie Ever
The science behind the film is decades old, but anything about movies seems to excite the imagination
Graphene and Molybdenite Join Forces for a New Flash Memory
Mating graphene's electrical conductivity with the band gap of molybdenite makes a two-dimensional flash memory power house
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Novel Nanostructures Give Boost to Phase Change Memory
KAIST researchers reduce power consumption of PRAM, overcoming one of its shortcomings in mobile electronics
Block Copolymers Lead to Five-fold Increase of Disk Drive Storage Capacity
New method may be readily commercializable
Carbon Nanotube Memory Thrown a Lifeline from Nanoelectronics Powerhouse
Belgium-based Imec will develop Nantero’s NRAM technology
Autistic Hacker Won't Be Extradited to U.S.
UK government gives Gary McKinnon a reprieve on human rights grounds
Silicon Oxide as Resistive Memory Goes Transparent
Silicon oxide memory poised for applications requiring transparency
Reading and Writing a Book With DNA
Researchers are storing digital information in the form of DNA, but is it practical?
First 'Mott Transistor' Offers Powerful New Type of Semiconductor
RIKEN researchers overcome electric field screening to obtain bulk phase changes from surface charge accumulation in a strongly correlated material
A Memristor True Random-Number Generator
Noise in a compact resistive memory could bring true random digits to low-power logic
Diamond Quantum Memory Beats Record
It holds a quantum bit long enough for real computation
Technology Time Machine 2012: Beyond CMOS
Nanotube, nanowires, graphene, memristors, or maybe just more CMOS
The Quest for a Universal Memory
Smartphones and tablets demand faster and more energy efficient memory, but a one-size-fits-all technology is proving elusive
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Nanodot Memory Leaves Charge-Storage Memory in the Dust
Ultrafast nano-enabled nonvolatile memory is compatible with CMOS processes
An Exascale Challenge for Radio Astronomy
Building the next generation radio telescope will require addressing a new set of computing challenges
Salmon DNA Embedded with Nanoparticles Leads to a Novel Memory Device
The technique could lead to new designs for optical storage devices
IBM Makes Tiny (Though Impractical) 12-Atom Magnetic Bit
The technology extends the range of magnetic memory, but it's unlikely to make it into hard drives anytime soon
Watch a Memory Bit Switch in Real Time
Microscope footage shows ferroelectric memory behaves in an unexpected way
Laser Makes Memory Mechanical
Chip-level device can record 1s and 0s in the bend of a silicon strip
Graphene Pushes Flash Memory to New Heights
Using graphene as a platform for flash memory could result in even higher storage density than now possible
Do Alternative Memories Need to Meet the 3-Nanometer Test?
Can memories with features below three nanometers be mass produced?
Mapping of Memristor Could Speed Its Commercialization
The future of non-volatile memory and logic circuits is a step closer after peering into the memristor on the nanoscale
IBM's Millipede Project, Social Networking and How Semiconductor Technology Can Save the World
Coverage of an IEEE nanotechnology seminar offers ways in which semiconductor technology is impacting other domains and raises the ghost of the IBM Millipede project
Taiwan R&D Group Pushes Packaging to Speed Development
MorPACK could make prototyping complex multichip systems faster
How Japan's Earthquake Is Shaking Up Taiwan's High-Tech Sector
Damage to Japanese manufacturers is bringing both shortages and opportunities to Taiwan
Flash Memory for Dull Devices
New trick keeps flash memory from being a power hog in some devices
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A Silicon Spintronic Memory That Lasts
Stores spin for minutes instead of microseconds
Magnetic Logic Attracts Money
DARPA funds spintronic and nanomagnet research teams to create low-power nonvolatile logic
A 0.07-Second Power Problem at Toshiba Chip-Plant May Affect Digital Device Availability/Prices
Toshiba says power interruption means 20% reduced NAND flash memory chip shipments for next two months
Confidence Remains in South Korean Tech Industry Despite Tensions
Little effect in memory and displays so far