'Spintronic' technique to control magnetism could create ultra-low-power CPUs
Spintronics promises to boost the performance of microprocessors by making use of the 'spin' property of electrons
A new approach to control magnetism in thin-film materials, could eventually enable CPUs with much lower power demands, according to scientists at the Massachusetts institute of technology (MIT) and Brookhaven...
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