 Sydney Morning Herald | Smallest Ever Computer Memory, Using 12 Atoms, Developed By IBM Huffington Post By developing a data storage device composed of just 12 iron atoms, IBM researchers may have signalled the beginning of the end for traditional computer memory. In a paper published January 13 in Science, Andreas Heinrich and his team demonstrated the ... IBM creates 'world's smallest' magnetic computer memory bit Tiny hard drive stores one bit of data with just 12 atoms New Storage Device Is Very Small, at 12 Atoms |
