Persistent Memory Explained

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Persistent Memory, or PMEM, is a new memory device technology that is providing enterprises with a new ultra, fast memory storage option.

In this lightboard video, Bradley Knapp from IBM Cloud, maps out what Persistent Memory actually looks like in comparison to other storage options along with the many benefits it provides.

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