How do emerging non-volatile memory technologies like ReRAM (Resistive RAM) and MRAM (Magnetoresistive RAM) compare to traditional NAND flash memory in terms of performance and durability?

Discuss the limitations of Moore's Law in the context of memory technology. How are manufacturers addressing these challenges?

In comparison to the more commonplace SDRAM, what were some of DDR's most noticeable advantages?

The terms "digital memory" and "storage device" are often used interchangeably. To what extent would it benefit consumers if there were a single memory standard, similar to how there is just one standard for SSD sizes? Can customers save money and time by adopting a single standard? There are two methods for accessing memory: sequential and direct. For what reason are more and more essential devices adopting direct access? How can we move information from a sequential-access device to a direct-access device?