Which consequence results when quantum tunneling breaches DRAM insulation?

💡 Explanation

When quantum tunneling breaches insulation in DRAM cells, electrons cross the barrier, causing unintended charge changes; this induces bit flips that erroneously alter the digital information because the charge leaks rather than maintaining intended states therefore the stored data is corrupted.

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