Flash Killer? Crossbar Reveals New Disruptive Class of RRAM

[Niva]

Where can I buy stock from this company?

 

[sergeyn]

I wish I'd that guy who has invented this

 

[sergeyn]

I wish I'd be that guy who had invented this. (Damn, Toms, when will we have a luxury of having an "edit" feature ???)

 

[Guest]

Cool, can't wait for this bad boy.

 

[none12345]

Sounds too good to be true. Ill believe it when i see it benchmarked.

 

[eklipz330]

"ACCCKKK!!!!! They are privately held..."

the first thing i did was check that...lol... who knows, maybe theyll go public. wouldn't be a bad idea, not for me or them!

 

[dimar]

It would be even more impressive if the company would have started selling drives at 1TB for $50 before the announcement.

 

[izmanq]

hmm, it's read time is slow, 17 MB/sec ? it about the speed of normal HDD, even less than, but still other advantage is still cool i hope they sell it cheap

 

[knightmike]

hmm, it's read time is slow, 17 MB/sec ? it about the speed of normal HDD, even less than, but still other advantage is still cool i hope they sell it cheap

Its read speed is 140 MB/s. Its Async read speed is 17 MB/s compared to 0.04 MB/s of NAND flash.

 

[smeezekitty]

I wish I'd be that guy who had invented this. (Damn, Toms, when will we have a luxury of having an "edit" feature ???)

Edit it on the forums: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1759735/flash-killer-crossbar-reveals-disruptive-class-rram.html

 

[cats_Paw]

Same as Graphene computers. Question is when it comes out and what price will it have.

 

[The_Trutherizer]

Wooooooo!

 

[TeraMedia]

Wow this makes it possible to have a phone with:
- a complete nav map on it - no need to DL in real time.
- your entire AV collection (ok, maybe just your favorites and not counting Parrish's Apple-pr0n collection
- sufficient space for hours of recorded video
- agent-cached web content from your favorite sites and feeds

I can't think of anything else people might need to store and carry that measures into the TB range, aside from very complex work products that they want to work on at home.

Intel should make sure they put their AES-NI tech into every mobile-targeted chip they make, because that could be a distinguishing factor when you have this much valuable data on a mobile device.