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China’s new chip stores data with a single electron, breaking AI memory bottleneck
A team at Fudan University in Shanghai developed a new chip that stores data using a single electron per bit, breaking the AI memory bottleneck. This advancement, published in Science on July 16, reduces the electron count from 200,000 in current DRAM chips to one.
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