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Hardware@programming.devEnglish · 22 hours ago

Researchers develop memory that functions with temperatures over 1,100°F — nonvolatile electrochemical memory works even on the hottest planet in our solar system

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Researchers develop memory that functions with temperatures over 1,100°F — nonvolatile electrochemical memory works even on the hottest planet in our solar system

www.tomshardware.com

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Hardware@programming.devEnglish · 22 hours ago

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This type of memory loves heat.

This type of memory loves heat.

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Oh, look. That would be perfect for my laptop.
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1,100°F = 593°C
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  593°C = 866.15 K

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