Improving the way flash memory is made
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Researchers have discovered a way to double the etching speed for 3D NAND flash memory, a type of data storage that stacks memory cells vertically. Using hydrogen fluoride plasma in a cryo-etching process increased the etching rate from 310 to 640 nanometers per minute, potentially leading to denser data storage for devices like computers and smartphones.
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