We're getting achingly closer to SOT-MRAM; the memory that could one day replace DRAM and NAND, but I can't see it happening soon

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Unlike traditional memory, it uses electrical currents to switch magnetic states, allowing for reliable data storage.

The study, titled Harnessing orbital Hall effect in spin-orbit torque MRAM was published inNature Communications.