Lighting the Path to High-Speed Computing: Terahertz Laser Pulses Transform Ferromagnetism

Researchers have used terahertz light pulses to induce ferromagnetism in a crystal at temperatures far above its normal transition temperature, paving the way for optically controlled memory and computing devices with higher speed and efficiency. Scientists in Germany and the USA have shown for t

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