This gives ULTRARAM its contradictory property of being able to easily change robustly stored data. ... MSI: Ultralow-power, Non-volatile, Random Access Memory Arrays for Data centers and Space Applications (ULTRARAM).

a working random access memory (RAM).Lancaster's patented ULTRARAM (TM) could replace the $100bn market for dynamic random access memory (DRAM), the 'working memory' of computers, with an equally fast

About our projects. Lancaster University's Physics Department is proud to collaborate with thousands of scientists worldwide on a range of different research projects which span our disciplinary specialisms. We work alongside organisations such as

Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme (UKNQTP).Quinas is commercialising Lancaster's ULTRARAM (TM) computer memory, which combines the best properties of DRAM and flash ... ULTRARAM (TM) inventor,

MSI: Ultralow-power, Non-volatile, Random Access Memory Arrays for Data centers and Space Applications (ULTRARAM).

Lancaster spin-out company Quinas whose universal computer memory ULTRARAM (TM) could lead to a more efficient, reliable and sustainable digital future.

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non-volatile RAM, called ULTRARAM (TM), would be a working implementation of so-called 'universal memory', combining all the advantages of DRAM and flash, with none of the drawbacks.Professor Manus ... Hayne, who is leading the research, said: "The work

editorial team at Electronics Weekly.The article about Lancaster's research investigated the commercialisation of ULTRARAM (TM) which is a novel type of universal computer memory invented by Lancaster University Physics ... I'm very grateful for the

This gives ULTRARAM its contradictory property of being able to easily change robustly stored data. ... MSI: Ultralow-power, Non-volatile, Random Access Memory Arrays for Data centers and Space Applications (ULTRARAM).