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The toughest current non-volatile memory ( NVM ) devices fail once temperatures reach 572 degrees Fahrenheit ( 300 degrees Celsius) But scientists have created and tested a new ferroelectric diode (a semiconductor switching device) that continued working for hours even when they turned up the heat to 1,112 degrees F ( 600 C) This means sensors and computing devices that use the diode could be placed into extreme environments.
Add this memory to a processor and you have a computer that can work almost anywhere.
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