Breakthrough in High-Temperature Memory

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Scientists shatter silicon’s temperature barrier with revolutionary memory device that works at 1100°F

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Scientists have developed a groundbreaking computer memory device that can operate at temperatures over 1100F ( 600C ) The breakthrough could help overcome one of the most fundamental limitations of modern electronics.

The device can store one bit of information, but it could in theory hold megabytes or gigabytes of data.

Device could switch between states reliably at temperatures up to 600C.

It maintained stored information for at least 24 hours at these extreme temperatures.

Could be valuable for specialized computing applications, particularly in artificial intelligence systems operating in extreme environments.

Researchers have filed a patent based on this work with the US Patent and Trademark Office .

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