Think of your computer’s memory as a collection of tiny...

Think of your computer’s memory as a collection of tiny containers that hold information. The new BEOL selector technology acts like a magic wand that shrinks these containers to be incredibly small, almost like fitting four times the square of the container’s original size (4F2) into the same space.


Now, why is this so good? Smaller containers mean faster access to information because the computer doesn’t have to search through as much space. Additionally, these tiny containers use less energy to operate, which is like having a car that uses less fuel but still goes just as fast. Plus, because they’re smaller, they can last longer without wearing out, similar to how a well-built tool lasts longer than a flimsy one.


When you combine this advanced technology with Weebit’s ReRAM, which is like super-efficient memory, it’s like having a supercharged computer. It can process information quicker, save energy, and keep working smoothly for a long time. This makes your computer faster, more energy-efficient, and more reliable overall.