Anna Maria Conti

Anna Maria Conti is an accomplished inventor and patent holder with over 33 patents to her name. Based in Milan, Italy, she has contributed significantly to the innovation and technology industry. Her latest patents are related to memory cells for storing operational data, and she has also developed methods, systems, and devices for creating a tapered cell profile.

The memory cells designed by Anna Maria Conti include an array of different cells for storing data, with the first set of cells devoted to operating the memory device. These cells use chalcogenide storage elements and some are programmed to store logic states while others remain unprogrammed. Sense circuitry is included in the array to determine the stored data's value.

The tapered cell profile designed by Conti is made of multiple chalcogenide materials and includes a conductive material. The etching process creates a stepped taper that is applied with a pulse, creating a mixture of the chalcogenide materials.

Anna Maria Conti has worked with several prominent companies in the technology industry, including Intel Corporation and Micron Technology. She has collaborated with fellow inventors and patent holders such as Agostino Pirovano and Andrea Redaelli.

Conti's contributions to the technology industry have made significant innovations and advancements possible. Her patents provide us with numerous solutions to improve memory storage and computer operations. We can expect her to continue making significant contributions to technological advancements through her work.