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Canadian and US researchers have released information about a new material that can turn off or open the light beam by changing the spin polarization of electrons in the…
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Canadian and US researchers have released information about a new material that can turn off or open the light beam by changing the spin polarization of electrons in the…
US researchers have found a different method than traditional to create magnetic resonance images to observe objects with resolutions up to 90 nm. The best traditional n…
The history of the compass dates back to more than 1000 BC, when the Chinese discovered the principle and gradually developed more. Tran Trong Kim is written in Vietnam
In 1911, for the first time, scientists discovered that conductive matter with a completely non-resistive feature called it a superconductor.
New studies on nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance-NMR) of a magnetorheological nanofluid can help scientists distinguish healthy cells a…
Have you ever gone to buy a hard drive? You are familiar with the hard drive. But what is a hard drive and how does it work, not many people know. Let us consider the pr…
IBM scientists have succeeded in storing 330 Terabytes of uncompressed data into a tape wrapped in the palm of their hand.
Back in the case of women allergic to Wi-Fi in France, the final decision for her would raise a big question for similar cases in the future.
Researchers in Singapore said they have developed a new type of computer memory that has more storage.
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.
An international team of researchers has found a way to encode information in electron spins - a technique that promises to be able to create smaller, faster memory for…
Fujitsu's orthogonal (PRM) magnetic recording method allows to increase the data density on disk without narrowing the gap between bits.
The new reader technology for hard drives developed by Toshiba and Tohoku University (Japan) will increase the density of data storage to 1 terabit / square inch, compar…
According to IBM Vietnam, on March 13, IBM announced the world's first tape library storage solution that can code storage tapes with reasonable costs for companies with…
Three universities of Bath, Bristol and Leeds (UK) have found a way to control the magnetic field model correctly on thin film. Thanks to that, they can apply to improve…