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How Do Magnetic Nanoparticles Work?

Magnetic nanoparticles are tiny particles, typically made of iron oxide or other magnetic materials, which can be magnetized to store data. These particles are much smaller than the magnetic domains used in traditional hard drives, allowing for a significant increase in storage density. By precisely controlling the alignment of these nanoparticles, data can be written and read at the nanoscale, enabling much higher data densities.

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