Xuan Hu, Can Cui, Samuel Liu, F. García-Sánchez, Wesley H. Brigner, Benjamin W. Walker, Alexander J. Edwards, T. Xiao, C. Bennett, Naimul Hassan, M. Frank, Jean Anne C Incorvia, J. Friedman
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Magnetic skyrmions and domain walls for logical and neuromorphic computing
Topological solitons are exciting candidates for the physical implementation of next-generation computing systems. As these solitons are nanoscale and can be controlled with minimal energy consumption, they are ideal to fulfill emerging needs for computing in the era of big data processing and storage. Magnetic domain walls (DWs) and magnetic skyrmions are two types of topological solitons that are particularly exciting for next-generation computing systems in light of their non-volatility, scalability, rich physical interactions, and ability to exhibit non-linear behaviors. Here we summarize the development of computing systems based on magnetic topological solitons, highlighting logical and neuromorphic computing with magnetic DWs and skyrmions.