New 2D memory device stores data on a single electron.
They publishedNew 2D memory device stores data on just a single electron
13 Aug, 10:00ZNew 2D memory device stores data on a single electron.
First reportLive Science · 13 Aug, 10:00Z
Latest reportLive Science · 13 Aug, 10:00Z
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Why it matters
What
Researchers in China created a 2D flash memory chip that traps one electron at room temperature.
Why
The technology aims to reduce data-processing energy and could improve smartphone storage efficiency.
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The July 16 Science study leaves practical smartphone storage applications to be assessed.
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Summary
- Researchers in China created a 2D flash memory chip using one electron.
- The device traps a solitary electron at room temperature.
- Published July 16 in Science detailing the study.
- The technology aims to reduce energy needed for data processing.
- Potential implications for more energy-efficient smartphone storage.