When it comes to digital data storage, our thirst is unquenchable: today’s most advanced software programs, from neural network simulators to weather forecasting applications, need more room than ever before, and that’s before you get to all the photos, music, and videos we’re generating every single day.
But now an international team of researchers working at the Diamond Light Source in the UK think they might have found the answer to our ongoing storage needs in a technology called spintronics, which offers some useful properties for recording our 1s and 0s, including significant boosts in data storage density.
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