New graphene-based flash memory writes data in 400 picoseconds, shattering all speed records

New graphene-based flash memory writes data in 400 picoseconds, shattering all speed records

To put this achievement into perspective, PoX can perform 25 billion operations per second – surpassing the previous world record for similar technology by a factor of 100,000.

Researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, have developed the fastest Flash memory in the world. With this memory, which marks a new benchmark in the performance of a Flash memory, they have managed to develop an ultra-fast non-volatile memory device. With ultra-fast we speak of picoseconds. In other words, this Flash memory developed by Fudan University, allows to read and write data in a thousandth of nanosecond, or a billionth of a s…

Chinese scientists developed a flash memory device with the fastest writing speed in the world, reaching a bit in 400 picoseconds, reported the Xinhua agency on Thursday. A picosecond is a unit of measurement of time that represents a billionth of a second. “A Chinese research team has developed a revolutionary flash memory device, capable of storing data at a rate of one bit in 400 picoseconds, setting a new record for semiconductor memory devi…

China Develops Flash Memory 10,000x Faster With 400-Picosecond Speed

Longtime Slashdot reader hackingbear shares a report from Interesting Engineering: A research team at Fudan University in Shanghai, China has built the fastest semiconductor storage device ever reported, a nonvolatile flash memory dubbed "PoX" that programs a single bit in 400 picoseconds (0.0000000...

As the world races on in artificial intelligence (AI), Chinese scientists have cracked the code for a memory speed previously thought impossible: 400 picoseconds. What’s more, it was achieved in a memory the size of a grain of rice.

China's Fudan University Develops Smallest, Fastest Flash Memory Device

Researchers at Fudan University have announced a breakthrough in flash memory technology with what they claim is the fastest device ever created. Dubbed “Poxiao” (“Dawn”) – or PoX for short – the prototype is said to be smaller than a grain of rice, and is capable of erasing and rewriting data in just 400 picoseconds, or one trillionth of a second. The university notes that this research was also recently published in academic journal Nature. Th…