TechEye Researchers use diamonds to boost computer memory ITworld.com By Lucas Mearian, Computerworld | Storage Add a new comment May 07, 2012, 12:57 PM — Johns Hopkins University engineers are using diamonds to change the properties of an alloy used in phase-change memory, a change that could lead to the development ... Diamonds offer key to storage foreverTechEye all 15 news articles

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Jawan held for selling fake antique mirror for Rs 12 crore Times of India ASP Manoj Choudhary and Dangiyawas station inspector Madan Lal Beniwal said that jawan Hukum Singh Rathore of 522 Army Supply Corps was selling fake antique mirror and other items by passing them off as authentic ones. He used to trap people involved ... and more