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Spin-orbit torque based magnetic memories evaluation for cryogenic applications
High Performance Computing (HPC) for 'Exascale Computing', or quantum computing, require low temperatures to operate. In both areas, and more generally in low-temperature computing, overall energy consumption is a key factor, particularly for peripheral memories (L1-L3 caches) and processor-memory i
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