Greek scientists solved the problem with operational memory

Greek scientists solved the problem with RAMA photo from open sources

Among the developers of computer technology, in particular, creating ultra-fast processors, there is such a thing as “wall of memory.” The fact is that, despite the improvement processors that are becoming more powerful from year to year and high-speed data processing, especially if they are in supercomputers millions of pieces are already being installed (and soon, presumably, there will be billions), a serious memory problem remains.

No matter how the processors are accelerated, the delay in the work of the RAM even for the most advanced systems is in the range of 150-300 beats, and to reduce this figure is still no one succeeded.

And recently the information appeared on the Internet that Greek University Computer Technology Developers Aristotle in Thessaloniki was finally able to solve this problem. how reports Greece’s national news agency AMNA, a group ERAFOS young scientists overcame this limit by at least two times. That’s what one of the developers Christ says about this Vagionas:

Our discovery will be of interest primarily to the creators supercomputers, because it is the “sluggish” RAM today has become a stumbling block in the development of increasingly high-speed aggregates. It seems that we managed to solve the global problem in the field of development of computer technology.

And although the optimism of Greek scientists, many developers computer technology is not yet shared (in the scientific world, many discoveries become either too exaggerated or too expensive and complicated for practical use), time will tell how revolutionary today’s breakthrough in acceleration can become random access memory.

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