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Wayne Williams

One of the world's largest SSD makers has just announced something that could make SSDs obsolete one day — Micron's FeRAM technology is faster, sturdier than NAND but consumers will miss out for now

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One of the world's largest SSD manufacturers just presented a groundbreaking development that could eventually render the technology obsolete.

In a paper delivered in a Generative AI Focus Session, Micron - best known for its computer memory and data storage solutions - announced NVDRAM (non-volatile dynamic random access memory), its take on a type of memory called Ferroelectric RAM (FeRAM), which outperforms NAND-based SSDs in terms of speed and durability.

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