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Ultrathin films that overcome 'dead layer' effect could enable energy-efficient microchips for AI
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Multiferroics are a promising class of materials for making computer chips and other electronic components that can operate at much lower power than today's devices. The materials have coupled electrical and magnetic properties that can be manipulated simultaneously with a relatively tiny electrical voltage.
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