Re:NVMe is not a hard disk
by mananaysiempre on Friday June 11, 2021 @03:12PM
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No. A region of a piece of material is magnetized in a certain direction when its (ionized) atoms are mostly oriented in that direction, the presence of a constant magnetic field is (roughly speaking) only a consequence of that.
So flash memory is about the electrons, while magnetic memory is about the ions.
From the physics point of view, aren't both cases the same thing?.
Isn't magnetic regions a state of the electric field? so if I move electrons in and out, the electric field should be changing as well