While maintaining computational performance, Spintronics logic reduces power consumption to 1/100
While advancing the development of MRAM technology, Tohoku University is also designing application processors such as nonvolatile microcontrollers and image recognition processors using STT-MRAM, SOT-MRAM, and MTJ/CMOS Hybrid technology, which is a fusion of spintronics technology and silicon CMOS technology. We conducted a prototype using a 300mm process line and demonstrated that the power consumption was less than 1/100 compared to conventional silicon technology. This technology is considered a game-changing technology that reduces power consumption and improves computing performance.
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Lower power consumption of integrated circuits using spintronics semiconductor technology demonstrated at Tohoku University