A social media post highlights two AI infrastructure stocks — Nebius and CoreWeave — as key players in providing the computing power necessary for the AI revolution, positioning them as alternatives to chip manufacturers.
This article traces the history of RAM and electronic memory, from relay-based systems in early computers like Konrad Zuse's Z3 to vacuum tube designs developed by Eccles and Jordan, explaining how bistable circuits became the foundation for modern SRAM used in microcontrollers and microprocessors today.