Imagine a computer which need not be 'powered on' all the time to protect your data and can work fine even on 'normally off' mode? This would result in eliminating volatile memory, which requires power to maintain stored data, and reducing the gigantic energy losses associated with it - radically altering computer architectures and consumer electronics. A spintronics-based technology by Japanese researchers may replace volatile memory and enable extremely ...Saturday 12 April 2014
Coming Soon, Computers That are Normally Off
Imagine a computer which need not be 'powered on' all the time to protect your data and can work fine even on 'normally off' mode? This would result in eliminating volatile memory, which requires power to maintain stored data, and reducing the gigantic energy losses associated with it - radically altering computer architectures and consumer electronics. A spintronics-based technology by Japanese researchers may replace volatile memory and enable extremely ...
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