<ul><li>Scientists in Japan have developed a new kind of 'universal' computing memory that is faster and less energy-hungry.</li><li>The new memory, known as Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (MRAM), offers higher speeds, greater capacity, and better endurance than conventional RAM.</li><li>Researchers have developed a new component for controlling the electric field in MRAM devices, reducing the energy required to switch polarity and improving processing speed.</li><li>The new MRAM technology could enable more powerful commercial computing and has a longer use life due to its energy efficiency and resilience.</li></ul>

Scientists create magnetic ultra-efficient 'universal memory' that consumes much less energy than previous prototypes

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