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Multiferroic Magnetic Materials can Increase Power Efficiency of Computers
Researchers at University of California, Los Angeles have used a new class of materials called "multiferroic magnetic materials" to reduce the energy consumed by logic devices. Multiferroics can increase power efficiency for processing by up nearly 1,000 times.
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