racetrack memory Last modified: Thursday, November 05, 2009
The Magnetic Racetrack Memory Project is in development by IBM's Almaden Research Center. Informally called racetrack memory (RM), it is a non-volatile memory device that offers a storage density higher than solid-state memory devices with a higher read/write performance. The design is a racetrack concept where RM memory moves magnetic bits along nanoscopic "racetracks."  Racetrack memory may be seen abbreviated as RM.
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