'Universal' memory aims to replace flash/DRAM

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'Universal' memory aims to replace flash/DRAM:

"'Memories made using our new double floating-gate structure should be about as fast as DRAM—and will need to be refreshed as often—but their densities will be about the same as flash,' said EE professor Paul Franzon at NC State."

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