New memory chip can survive extreme heat for future Venus, deep drilling missions
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USC researchers developed a memory chip using tungsten, hafnium oxide, and graphene that works at 1,292°F, far above traditional electronics' 392°F limit. This breakthrough enables Venus missions, geothermal drilling, and energy-efficient AI computing.
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