MRAMS: THE POWERFUL UNIVERSAL MEMORY SOLUTION FOR ALL FUTURE COMPUTING APPLICATIONS

Here's an abstract of my research on this technology.

Over the last decade, we have witnessed a 'communication explosion' with which portable computing and communication devices are fast become an integral part of our lives. Consequently, there is a growing demand for non-volatile, high density and high-speed memory solutions in an industry pressing hard towards developing a system on a chip. No memory solutions currently available combine all these characteristics. We present a review of Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) and its basic read-write operations. MRAMS employ the 'Tunnel Magneto Resistive (TMR) effect' observed across nanometer scale tunneling deposits. Special reference is given to the recent improvisations in its programming techniques that have led to the development of the 'Toggle MRAMS' which are far more robust than their predecessors. Combining all the above mentioned characteristics with almost limitless read-write endurance, this revolutionary technology holds the promise of becoming the universal memory solution for all computing applications.

GREAT QUOTE

just read it in 1 of my old RDs....

"I started off mesmarized by socialist ideas. But when I had to run a country I discovered you have to create wealth first"

- Lee Kuan Yew

Doesn't look or sound all that phenomenal, does he? But his achievements stand taller than the sky scrapers in his country. Lee Kuan Yew led Singapore, in its stupendous journey from the third world to the first world. I find him really very inspiring and ended up drawing a sketch of him. Now I'm looking for a Singapore skyline as a backgroung. Guess i'll capture it as I visit the place in about 5-6 days.

IS IT FRANCE OR ARSENAL PLAYING??

He! He! France were no where close to being any where in contention for the cup.. Proud day for baldies... but for Zidane n more importantly Fabien Barthez, France wud've got screwed.. i don't get why do they have 2 always build up so much aroud Henry alone.. they'r not not a stupid premership team they'r a national side and they have more players.. i'm afraid if they go on like this then the funda is simple.. mark Henry well n France can't do anything to you.. If teams are rallying around Euoropian gods like this... Brazil's gonna be all the more exciting to watch. Gonna watch it now...

WAY TO GO SCHUMI... THIS IS WHAT WE WANT FROM YOU AND F1

Perhaps last Sunday we saw one of the best races F1 had to offer for the season. This is the kind of stuff that people look for in F1. And believe me this view is not taken because of the human nature of getting excited on seeing the weaker outdoing the stronger. Oh yes, Alonso is definitely the boss in his Renault. But this race offered exactly the kind of comeptition we would want to see in F1. This race was not just about being fast for Micheal but about keeping the faster Alonso behind him. This was a race to remember because this time round, pure racing skill decisively overtook the technological advantage a better Renault had over the Ferrari.

Micheal sure did show that this was Ferrari's home. His relentless precision at every bend making the slightest errors in the chasing Renaults menouvers apparent. Champion Fernando Alonso provided optimum entertainment by not solely depending on the pitstop strategy to try and overtake Schumacher; giving a display of one of the best chases we'll see this season. However, it wasn't just Schumi but the whole team Ferrari showing thorough professionalism in making Micheal emerge out of his 2nd pitstop just ahead of Alonso. That was the breathtaking moment of the race after which one safely bet on the Ferrari, the intimidating performance of Alonso in the superb Renault on the Ferrari's tail not withstanding.

And of course,
Jenson Buttons comic showstopper in the pitstop made the race even more difficult to forget. Eh.. by the way Montoya grabbed the last podium didn't he?!