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non-volatile memory composed with a thin layer of material that can be easily magnetized
in only one direction. When a magnetic field is applied to a circular area of this
substance that is not magnetized in the same direction, the area is reduced to a smaller
circle, or bubble. During the first stages while bubble memory was released it was widely
believed that it would become one of the leading memory technologies, but these promises
have not been fulfilled. Other non-volatile memory types, such as EEPROM, are faster and
less expensive.
Also see: Memory definitions
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