| Sumario: | The article discusses IBM's embedded dynamic random-access memory technology (DRAM). The development will help move large amounts of data quickly within chips, to achieve faster performance. IBM representatives say the company will use the technology first in high-performance microprocessors for corporate computing applications. The technology will reduce memory cycle times, which measures the speed at which a processor can access data from memory. Analysts say DRAM is smaller, less expensive, and more power efficient than the technology it is trying to replace.
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