Superfast data processing speeds with near-zero energy consumption demonstrated using magnets and light pulses
Technique co-developed by scientists at Lancaster University is high scalable, claim the researchers
Scientists have demonstrated a novel technique achieving ultrafast information storage with unprecedented energy efficiency. Image via Pixabay
A joint team of scientists from across Europe claim to have solved the dilemma of creating superfast data processing speeds with almost zero energy consumption. The scientists, from Lancaster University,...
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