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Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course Eitan, Caywood, Lai, Shepard
Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course Eitan, Caywood, Lai, Shepard
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Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course: Eitan, Caywood, Lai, ShepardAre you interested in learning about non-volatile memory technologies from some of the leading experts in the field? Look no further than the Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course featuring presentations from Eitan, Caywood, Lai, and Shepard.
This short course will cover a wide range of topics including flash memory, emerging non-volatile memory technologies, and the latest advancements in non-volatile memory research. Whether you are a seasoned professional looking to expand your knowledge or a newcomer to the field, this course is sure to provide valuable insights and expertise.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn from some of the best in the industry. Sign up for the Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course today and take your knowledge of non-volatile memory technologies to the next level.
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Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course Eitan, Caywood, Lai, Shepard
Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course Eitan, Caywood, Lai, Shepard
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Non-Volatile Memory Technologies 1990 Short Course: A Look Back at Eitan, Caywood, Lai, and ShepardIn 1990, a short course on non-volatile memory technologies brought together some of the brightest minds in the field. Among the speakers were Eliyahou Harari (Eitan), Larry Caywood, Yiran Lai, and Thomas Shepard, each of whom made significant contributions to the development of non-volatile memory technologies.
Eliyahou Harari, also known as Eli, was a pioneer in the development of flash memory technology. He co-founded SanDisk Corporation in 1988 and played a key role in the commercialization of flash memory, which has since become a ubiquitous technology in consumer electronics.
Larry Caywood, a researcher at IBM, made important contributions to the development of magnetic random-access memory (MRAM) technology. MRAM is a non-volatile memory technology that offers fast read and write speeds, high endurance, and low power consumption, making it an attractive alternative to traditional memory technologies.
Yiran Lai, a researcher at Intel, focused on phase change memory (PCM) technology. PCM uses materials that can switch between amorphous and crystalline states to store data, offering high speed, high density, and low power consumption. Lai’s work helped to advance the development of PCM as a viable non-volatile memory technology.
Thomas Shepard, a researcher at Hewlett-Packard, was a pioneer in the development of memristor technology. Memristors are a type of non-volatile memory technology that can store information by changing their resistance, offering high speed, high density, and low power consumption. Shepard’s work laid the foundation for the commercialization of memristor technology.
The 1990 short course on non-volatile memory technologies provided a platform for these researchers to share their insights and collaborate on advancing the field. Today, their contributions continue to shape the development of non-volatile memory technologies, driving innovation and progress in the electronics industry.
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