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This study shows how to quickly change the magnetic direction of a material using light inside a tiny chip, which could help make better memory devices and other technologies that use both light and magnetism.
This is the first demonstration of all-optical magnetization switching within a photonic integrated circuit, using on-chip waveguides and femtosecond laser pulses, which represents a significant step toward practical integration of optical and magnetic technologies.
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This technology could enable faster and more energy-efficient spintronic memory devices and hybrid spintronic–photonic systems, potentially advancing data storage and processing technologies.
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