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<p><strong>Key takeaways</strong></p> <ul> <li>If computers used ripples in magnetic fields, called magnons, to encode and process information, the result would be devices with potential memory speed on the order of billionths of a second.</li> <li>UCLA researchers and partners caused two distinct types of magnons to interact so that output is not directly proportional to input &mdash; a crucial step toward computing advances.</li> <li>This multi-institution, long-term research collaboration is studying magnons using a rarely used but promising terahertz laser technology.</li> </ul>

United statesOak ridgeJonathan curtisKeith nelsonEdoardo baldiniPrineha narangUniversity of texas at austinBetty moore foundationJohn simon guggenheim memorial foundationJapan society for the promotion of scienceAlexander von humboldt foundationDepartment of energyCalifornia nanosystems instituteMethod of researchUniversity of tokyoOak ridge national laboratory