IBM and German semiconductor company Infineon say that they have produced a 128k Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) chip which is the smallest MRAM chip ever produced.
MRAM stores information using magnetic charges, instead of electrical ones. It is thought smaller, faster and more energy efficient than electrical chips.
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