[rescue] Core-on-a-chip [nee Vaxen?]

[Nathaniel Grady]

newell at cei.net writes:
>'Course I had an idea years ago to build the little rings and
>wiring on a chip--why thread wires when you can do lithography, and
>integrate the drivers and sense amps onto the same substrate

Google on "FRAM memory" - ferromagnetic RAM. Not exactally core, but I think it has a lot of the properities you would want from core and stores data magneticaly.
See http://www.ramtron.com/aboutfram/aboutfram.htm (ramtron is usually the company I hear in regard to FRAM, but as google will tell ya, most of the big guys are at least dabbeling)

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