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Frequently Asked Questions
4.
Will specialist memories not always out-perform a single general-purpose
type?
Today's system designer uses SRAM, DRAM, Flash, ROM and hard disks. All come in several varieties and the resulting compromises in system partitioning can seriously impact design evolution and the cost of ownership to the customer. A non-volatile memory that can match the best packing, price and performance truly has the potential to become the universal memory solution.
