Use of volatile memory as non-volatile memory
A volatile memory and non-volatile memory technology, applied in memory systems, static memory, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as high cost and low storage density
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[0018] A computing device may include a processor, main memory including volatile memory modules, and non-volatile storage. A volatile memory module is memory whose contents may be lost in the event of a power loss. In some cases, a volatile memory module may be a memory module that has relatively low endurance relative to non-volatile memory with respect to preservation of content stored in memory.
[0019] Power to the computing device may be provided by some combination of utility power and battery power. Utility power may refer to sources such as grid power delivered through the grid. Utility power can also refer to other sources of electricity that are generally considered sustainable or generally available, such as locally generated solar, wind, or thermal energy. Utility power may sometimes include battery components, such as those used in solar or wind power generation systems, to store energy when there is a surplus and provide energy when there is a deficit. More ...
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