Traditional DDR memory operates within a certain temperature window—often around 100 degrees Celsius or less—and going beyond that window will result in potential data loss and thermal throttling.

Subsequently, BIOS settings were stored in non-volatile flash memory. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

"By combining the benefits of non-volatile memory with the CXL standard, we're making it significantly easier for system integrators to incorporate compact, non-volatile, high performance ...