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Non-volatile memory and disks:

Proceedings of the 2007 ACM workshop on Computer security architecture, 2007
As computing models change, so too do the demands on storage. Distributed and virtualized systems introduce new vulnerabilities, assumptions, and performance requirements on disks. However,traditional storage systems have very limited capacity to implement needed "advanced storage" features such as integrity and dataisolation.
Kevin R. B. Butler, Stephen E. McLaughlin, Patrick D. McDaniel   +2 more
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Statistical Cache Bypassing for Non-Volatile Memory

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 2016
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Guangyu Sun 0003, Chao Zhang 0007, Peng Li 0031, Tao Wang 0004, Yiran Chen 0001   +4 more
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Keynote: “Non-volatile memory innovation”

2014 IEEE 20th International Conference on Embedded and Real-Time Computing Systems and Applications, 2014
As flash memory gains its huge momentum in the storage market, people have high expectation on other potential roles that could be played by non-volatile memory. It has been a grand challenge to position selected non-volatile memory technologies in the memory hierarchy.
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NON-VOLATILE MEMORY AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A NON-VOLATILE MEMORY

2004
A non-volatile memory (10) comprises an array (12) of individual memory cells (14), a read circuit (16) and an identifying circuit (18). The memory cells (14) of the array are individually capable of having a threshold voltage programmed or erased to an intended level within a range, the range being between range boundary levels.
MOTOROLA INC, WITTICH ENGELBERT
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Data Management in Non-Volatile Memory

Proceedings of the 2015 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 2015
Non-volatile memory promises to bridge the gap between main memory and secondary storage by offering a universal storage device. Its performance profile is unique in that its latency is close to main memory and it is byte addressable, but it exhibits asymmetric I/O in that writes are more expensive than reads.
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Memory devices—Non-volatile memories

In this entry, the most important non-volatile memories used for a wide variety of applications are presented, with detailed information on their structural and functional properties. The first part addresses charge-based memories, including read-only memories, electrically programmable read-only memories, electrically erasable and programmable read ...
Gnani, Elena, Baccarani, Giorgio
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Ferroelectric non-volatile memory

Proceedings of the IEEE 1988 National Aerospace and Electronics Conference, 2003
The development of a monolithic 512-bit ferroelectric nonvolatile memory addressed by CMOS circuitry is discussed. This development has demonstrated technical feasibility and has allowed the production of the first 16 K universal random access memory called UniRAM.
J. Evans, R. Womack, D. Toisch
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Non-Volatile Memories

2007 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference. Digest of Technical Papers, 2007
Hideto Hidaka, Yair Sofer
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Non volatile semiconductor memories

1981 International Electron Devices Meeting, 1981
This paper reviews progress in the development of nonvolatile semiconductor memories todate. A comparison of basic device concepts, charge transfer mechanisms and regions of charge transport provides the basis for projection of future trends and limitations, with emphasis on difficulties in research, development and product implementation of new device
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Non-Volatile Memory

2021
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