Magneto-electric memory technique developed that could boost PC and smartphone capacities

Nicholas Fearn
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University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests both electric and magneto-electric techniques could boost PC and smartphone memory

Magneto-electric materials could be used to boost memory capacities of PCs, smartphones and other electrical devices, according to researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Memory tec...

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