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Flash memory uses solid-state memory for long-term storage of data. Unlike traditional [[CMOS]]-based [[RAM]], it can retain it's data after power is lost. | Flash memory uses solid-state memory for long-term storage of data. Unlike traditional [[CMOS]]-based [[RAM]], it can retain it's data after power is lost. | ||
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Flash memory uses solid-state memory for long-term storage of data. Unlike traditional CMOS-based RAM, it can retain it's data after power is lost.
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