In memory of bubble memory (What are your thoughts?)

Bubble memory is non-volatile computer memory utilizing magnetic material to establish magnetized domains that store one bit of data each. The domains are arranged in series via parallel tracks that produce bubbles transferring via an external magnetic field. The bubbled domains are then interpreted, as they transfer along parallel tracks in series, via a conventional magnetic transport and are then rewritten along the farthest instance of a parallel track in series as each memory instance cycles along parallel tracks in series. Bubble memory, offering memory density similar to conventional hard drives and core memory performance, can be considered a high performance universal computer memory product of the past. Although a high performance universal memory of the 1970s and 1980s, flash RAM and similar more advanced memory technologies superseded it. In requiem.