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DRAM maker to sample 256Mb UtRAM for handsets
Author: Ismini Scouras

Samsung has developed what it claims is the first 256Mb uni-transistor random access memory (UtRAM) device, which it plans to sample to mobile phone manufacturers later this month.

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