Future Memories

The Future of Nonvolatile Memories

Driven by an increasing demand for mobile devices, the market for nonvolatile memories is rapidly growing [1]. Today all nonvolatile memories are based on charge storage and are fabricated by materials available in CMOS processes. These devices have some general shortcomings like slow programming (from microseconds up to milliseconds), limited endurance (typically 10 – 10 write/erase cycles) as...

Memories for Future Winnings… Memories for Future Winnings: Documenting Rigid Beliefs about Gambling Outcomes

This study examined the proposition that a key metacognitive error that promotes and sustains problem gambling is excessive belief in the inevitability of future gambling wins. Recent literature suggests that a key difference between problem and non-problem gamblers is that the former are convinced that they are due a win. Problems with gambling are proposed to develop in part via an unfounded ...

Future Memories: The Construction of Cinematic Hindsight

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Evaluating Row Buffer Locality in Future Non-Volatile Main Memories

DRAM-based main memories have read operations that destroy the read data, and as a result, must buffer large amounts of data on each array access to keep chip costs low. Unfortunately, system-level trends such as increased memory contention in multi-core architectures and data mapping schemes that improve memory parallelism may cause only a small amount of the buffered data to be accessed. This...

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