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Researchers have been trying for years to make energy storage devices like batteries and supercapacitors that work reliably in high-temperature environments but this has been given challenging the traditional materials used to build these devices Ajayan said.
First discovered five years ago Rice's silicon oxide memories are a type of two-terminal resistive random-access memory (RRAM) technology.
which means RRAM can be used as the basis of rewritable random-access memory. RRAM is under development worldwide and expected to supplant flash memory technology in the marketplace within a few years
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