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Robert Dennard, who grew up in rural Texas and started school in a one-room schoolhouse, says he “had a lot of time to think and read and contemplate.” He recounts that he was always looking for better ways to do things, such as a faster way to chop kindling for the stoves.
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web.mit.edu/invent/a-winners/a-dennard.html
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Robert Dennard invented one of the most significant advances in computer technology: dynamic random access memory, best known as "RAM." ... Meanwhile, Robert Dennard, since 1979 a Fellow of IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center, has continued his career of invention, in refinements to RAM, specialized FETs, and low-voltage,
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web.mit.edu/invent/iow/Dennard.html
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In his remarkable career at IBM, Robert H. Dennard has played a key role in two of the most groundbreaking innovations of the microelectronics industry.
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A bio of Robert H. Dennard, the 2001 IEEE Edison Medal recipient. ... In his remarkable career at IBM, Dr. Robert H. Dennard has played a key role in two of the most groundbreaking innovations of the microelectronics industry. His work on the one-transistor memory cell led the way to readily available, inexpensive,
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Robert Dennard was the inventor of DRAM or Dynamic Random Access Memory. ... Biography of Robert Dennard - Inventor of DRAM ... Robert Dennard - Work At IBM...
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Fascinating facts about Robert H. Dennard inventor of Dynamic Random Access Memory in 1967. ... Robert Heath Dennard invented the one-transistor dynamic random access memory DRAM in 1967. It has become the standard for the RAM industry and enabled the microcomputer revolution because prior to his invention,
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www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/dennard.htm
www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/dennard.htm
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Robert Dennard's world is one of limits -- finding them, extending them, surmounting them and, ultimately, trying to ignore them. If the subject turns to his tennis game for example, he waxes poetic about those times when every shot is hit solidly and the ball goes precisely where he wants.
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Robert Dennard ; Born Sep 5 1932 ; Field-Effect Transistor Memory; DRAM; Patent Number(s) 3,387,286; Inducted 1997; Robert Heath Dennard invented one-transistor Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), which allowed major increases in computer memory density and decreases in cost.
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IBM of Yorktown Heights, N.Y., announced that IBM research scientist Robert H. Dennard was the recipient of the National Academy of Engineering’s 2009 Charles Stark Draper Prize.
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