[Changleen]

I love living now.

http://www.informationweek.com/news/internet/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=207200184

IBM's goal, based on spintronic patents filed as early as 2004, is to use the same square micron that currently houses a single SRAM memory bit, or 10 flash bits, and drill down into the third dimension to store spin-polarized bits on a sunken racetrack-shaped magnetic nanowire. Using an area of silicon 1 micron wide and 10 microns high, IBM said its first-generation racetrack would store 10 bits compared to one, thereby replacing flash memory. Eventually, it could store 100 bits in the same area, which is dense enough to replace hard-disk drives.

"Racetrack is essentially the third turn of the crank of this new field of engineering called spintronics," said Parkin. "In current solid-state memory devices you store and control the flow of electrical charge. Here, we store and control the flow of the spin of an electron."

 

[syadasti]

N8 RSS feed was slow but not slow as you...

http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=200322

 

[Changleen]

*sydasti need not respond to this thread

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[syadasti]

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N8 can't spell or perform most simple thought processes but he does know which forum this news belongs in.

 

[LordOpie]

Cool stuff, thanks for posting it. I'm looking forward to implants with neuro access to data

 

[LordOpie]

N8 can't spell or perform most simple thought processes but he does know which forum this news belongs in.

Stop being a tool.

 

[syadasti]

Stop being a tool.

Ok mother hen

 

[LordOpie]

Ok mother hen

It's better than the last title.