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The Next Generation of RAM

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September - October 2024

YOUR COMPUTER WOULDN'T BE VERY useful without RAM, which is short for random access memory.

- Darren Orf

The Next Generation of RAM

These chips function as the temporary storage for an operating system, and their speed is of great importance, as they're constantly needing to access bits of memory to keep everything running smoothly. For more than two decades, the most advanced version of this technology RAM, or MRAM has been the go-to tech for the kind of intense computing necessary in industrial, military, and space applications.

Now, a new breakthrough discovered by scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has illustrated how a mechanism in a laser beam can control the magnetic state in solids, which the scientists describe as a "paradigm shift" in our understanding of the behavior between light and magnetic materials. The results of the study were published earlier this year in the journal Physical Review Research.

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