High Density: Molecules are extremely small, allowing for the creation of storage devices with capacities far beyond current technologies. Speed: Molecular switching events can occur at very high speeds, potentially leading to faster read/write operations. Energy Efficiency: Molecular memory systems can be more energy-efficient due to the small scale and low power required to change molecular states. Scalability: These systems can be scaled down to very small sizes, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, from large-scale data centers to tiny embedded systems.
