LSI targets flash, basestations, DSPs

Rick Merritt

11/16/2012 12:01 PM EST

Beyond flash: Magnetic RAM

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Everspin showed first working samples of its spinning torque MRAM in a demo created by LSI showing the chips as a potential replacement for supercap-backed DRAM DIMMs in servers.

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