Hybridramar
Hybridramar is a term used primarily in speculative discussions and science fiction to describe an integrated memory and computation architecture that combines volatile RAM with non-volatile storage and in-memory processing capabilities. The exact definition varies by source, but common threads describe systems designed to minimize data movement by co-locating processing elements with memory and by providing rapid persistence for state.
Architectural elements typically associated with hybridramar include a fast DRAM tier for active data, a non-volatile
Potential advantages cited for hybridramar include lower latency for data-intensive tasks, reduced energy consumption due to
Challenges commonly noted include hardware complexity and cost, endurance and drift concerns for non-volatile memory, data
See also: persistent memory, near-memory processing, in-memory computing, MRAM, ReRAM, computational storage.