Definition of random-access memory
: ram
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Dubbed GLitch, the exploit is the first to show that GPUs can flip individual bits stored in dynamic random-access memory.
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But Micron began manufacturing dynamic random-access memory chips in 1981 and went public in 1984.
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To meet demand and to accommodate the increasing complexity of its products, Mehrotra said Micron will expand its flash-memory manufacturing in Singapore with a new building, and will add to a dynamic random-access memory plant in Hiroshima, Japan.
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That flash, which stacks memory in layers, fills a gap between conventional flash, which is cheap and good for data storage, and dynamic random-access memory, which is faster but costlier and loses data when power is turned off.
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Jinjiang City in China’s Fujian Province, the home of Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co. Ltd., which is building a plant to build dynamic random-access memory.
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1953
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