Tovabbitott Edupage hirek, 1997. szeptember 18.

[Valas Gyorgy]

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Tovabbitott Edupage hirek
Tovabbitotta:        Valas Gyorgy      <valas at omk.omikk.hu>

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                                           Valas Gyorgy

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INTEL'S NEXT GENERATION OF CHIPS
Intel has designed a new generation of memory chips capable of storing not
one but two bits of information on each transistor, effectively doubling
the storage capacity of a chip. In addition, Intel engineers think that in
the future they may be able to build chips holding four or more bits on
each transistor.  The new chips will use "multilevel cell flash memory,"
which is able to go beyond binary (zero-or-one) readings and sense four
distinct states -- equivalent to two bits of data.  (New York Times 17 Sep
97)

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