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New Magnetic Memory Boosts AI Speed and Slashes Power Use

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Credit: Unsplash+. As AI technology advances, the amount of electricity required to power these systems is increasing rapidly. Researchers in Texas are testing a new type of magnetic memory that could enable AI tasks to be completed more quickly and with significantly less energy consumption. Engineers at the University of Texas at Austin collaborated with […] The post New Magnetic Memory Boosts AI Speed and Slashes Power Use appeared first on D…
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Scientists from UT Austin and TSMC have conducted an experiment on magnetic memory that stores data instantly, consumes little energy, and doesn't disappear after a power loss. SOT-MRAM could be a significant competitor or collaborator with traditional GPUs and could give local AI a powerful boost without constantly polling the cloud.

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A new memory for AI, called SOT-MRAM, can retain information even when there is no electricity. It uses magnetic properties and other conditions that make it faster and at the same time more efficient, consuming less energy than other memory technologies.

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Digital Phablet broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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