Ultra-heat resistant computer storage can operate at Venus-like temperatures and may be used in extreme conditions such as nuclear plants and even for future NASA missions. When you purchase ...

Researchers have developed a heat-resistant computer memory using ferroelectric aluminum scandium nitride, capable of withstanding extreme temperatures up to 1,112 degrees Fahrenheit. This ...

To call Venus inhospitable would be putting it mildly. It has proven extremely challenging to study in close detail, mainly because of its surface temperature -- a mean of 735 Kelvin (462 degrees ...

The memory device is structured like an AlScN diode sandwiched between nickel and platinum electrodes. The AlScN diode layer is 45 nanometers thick, about 1/1800 the size of a human hair.

Everyday flash memory, such as that found in USB memory sticks, SD cards, and SSDs, uses silicon, of course, and it's pushed to levels that would be unthinkable just a decade ago.

NASA Finally Has a Computer That Can Survive on Venus 860°F is nothing this new computer chip can’t handle. / ... as this extreme heat and pressure would destroy scientific equipment.