Why the Future of Data Storage is (Still) Magnetic Tape
Disk drives are reaching their limits, but magnetic tape just gets better and better
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Probe Memory Packs 138 Terabytes per Square Inch
New automated approach could help make STM probe memory commercially viable
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Graphene Pushes Skyrmions Closer to Data Storage Reality
Discoverer of giant magnetoresistance leads team that creates another giant magnetic effect for potential data storage applications
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Spintronics Gets a Boost Through Measuring and Controlling Spin Voltage
New technique promises chip-scale spin-wave devices for spin-wave computers
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Ferroelectric Domain Wall Memory Shows Its Promise
Where ferromagnetic domain wall memory fell short, the ferroelectric variety is ready to pick up the slack
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Single-Layer 2D Magnets Are Here
Researchers have now demonstrated that a single layer of a 2D material can exhibit an intrinsic magnetism all on its own
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Magnetocapacitance Turned Upside Down Offers a New Tool in Spintronics
With the ability to both increase and decrease the capacitance of magnetic tunneling junctions, spintronics will never be the same
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Sudoku Hints at New Encoding Strategy for DNA Data Storage
New encoding method makes it possible to come close to the theoretical maximum for DNA data storage
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Graphene Could Be Great for Spintronics
Scientists have discovered could solve one of the big problems in spintronics—distance
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Nanoparticle Self Assembly of Wafer-Scale Thin Films Done in Minutes
Instead of hours to cover a microchip, it is now possible to cover an entire wafer with a self-assembled film in mere minutes