The research team of the National Key Laboratory of Integrated Chips and Systems and the Institute of Frontier Technology of Chips and Systems of Fudan University recently released a semiconductor charge storage technology that can perform 2.5 billion operations per second, which is the fastest semiconductor charge storage technology in the world to date. This achievement has been published in the internationally renowned academic journal Nature. It is reported that the team's researchers have proposed a new idea for speeding up. This innovation not only achieved a huge breakthrough in speed, but also this new type of memory will not lose data in the event of power failure. The main person in charge introduced that this new achievement is not far from being transformed into commercial applications. At present, the team has cooperated with manufacturers to conduct tape-out verification. In the future, this technology is expected to play a huge role in artificial intelligence computing and other aspects.