https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/04/220425104703.htm

"We mounted non-volatile memory on a system board prototype and created an operating system to verify the effectiveness of LightPC," said Professor Myoungsoo Jung. The team confirmed that LightPC validated its execution while powering up and down in the middle of execution, showing up to eight times more memory, 4.3 times faster application execution, and 73% lower power consumption compared to traditional systems.

Professor Jung said that LightPC can be utilized in a variety of fields such as data centers and high-performance computing to provide large-capacity memory, high performance, low power consumption, and service reliability.