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Memory (BYTE)

Raw Data by Stanford, PRX, and The Sloan Foundation

Sep 26, 201912:23Technology

What exactly is memory? And why is it so important to how our devices work today? Friend of the show and Georgia Tech computing lecturer Kantwon Rogers breaks it down into bits and bytes — and hints at what kinds of clou...

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Memory (BYTE) is an episode from Raw Data by Stanford, PRX, and The Sloan Foundation. What exactly is memory? And why is it so important to how our devices work today? Friend of the show and Georgia Tech computing lecturer Kantwon Rogers br...

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What exactly is memory? And why is it so important to how our devices work today? Friend of the show and Georgia Tech computing lecturer Kantwon Rogers breaks it down into bits and bytes — and hints at what kinds of clouds the future may bring. BONUS: Andrea offers up her global solution to solve the issue of tailgating. Find out more at rawdatapodcast.com

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Published Sep 26, 2019 and 12:23 long