Triple

Target class: random-access memory
Context triple: [DRAM, instanceOf, random-access memory]

• A. dynamic random-access memory chip chosen
  A dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chip is an integrated circuit that stores each bit of data in a tiny capacitor-transistor cell, requiring periodic refreshing to maintain high-density, volatile main memory for computers and digital devices.
• B. ram
  A ram is a male sheep, typically characterized by its large curved horns and used for breeding within a flock.
• C. flash memory
  Flash memory is a non-volatile, solid-state storage technology that retains data without power and allows blocks of data to be electrically erased and reprogrammed.
• D. 4-bit RAM chip
  A 4-bit RAM chip is a small memory device that can store and retrieve 4-bit-wide data words at specific address locations under control of read/write signals.
• E. content-addressable memory system
  A content-addressable memory system is a storage architecture that retrieves data based on its content or pattern rather than its specific memory address.
• F. None of above.