DARPA and Spintronics

Internet routers, motorcycles, airplanes, spacecraft, and myriad electronic devices rely on magnetic memory using spin transport electronics, or spintronics for short. This video highlights DARPA's role in galvanizing what had been a small arcane field of physics into a transformative scientific and technological movement. Hear current and former DARPA program managers and DARPA-funded industry researchers describe key historical events and learn about current DARPA research aiming for the next memory revolution in electronics.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

Well thanks for history of computer memory.

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

Wow, you are so open about your latest inventions.

[@discountmike8856]

Half life of megnetic tapes. She drives me crazy

[@darrellsergent8158]

I'm guessing now you maybe trying quantum biological systems inorder to get stable quantum states a room temperature. All those good vibrations.. Just a thought check out glass frog's?

[@darrellsergent8158]

@Jonah Moore They are a type of Frog with transparent skin. I'm curious about them also. I was wondering at the time what kind quantum biology they have ...

[@timothystormacker4101]

🧲🌞❤️💥💖⚓🏁

[@yeanbasch1876]

Eysenck in the future in the future w3 dont need Studi because the future is coming to us

[@saucesgalore]

DGB

[@yeanbasch1876]

Qbits

[@simiralentertainment6934]

If computers will start remembering something that has never happened to them before, they will become people.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

No. They won't.