Abstract: A memory device comprising a ferromagnetic data nanowire, a ferromagnetic driver nanowire, read element and/or a spaced write element positioned about the data nanowire, wherein driving a domain wall in the driver nanowire remotely drives a domain wall in the data nanowire past the read element and/or the write element.

Abstract: A non-volatile logic device, comprising: a first input element magnetizable along a first direction to impart or change a chirality of a domain wall traversing the first input element a second input element configured to transport the domain wall, a magnetization of the second input element along a second direction representing a second logical input; a bifurcated output section comprising a pair of output elements for receiving the domain wall from the second input element, a magnetization of at least part of the output elements being changeable by propagation of the domain wall along the output elements; and a non-magnetic conductive element; wherein the magnetization in an output element after propagation of the domain wall represents a value of a logical function selectable by passing an electrical current through the non-magnetic conductive element to induce a magnetic field of a desired magnitude and direction in the second input element.

Abstract: A method of forming a domain wall in a nanowire, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a conductive strip orthogonally to a nanowire adjacent a free end of the nanowire, the nanowire having an original magnetization direction; b) pulsing a current through the conductive strip to generate an Oersted field having a direction opposite to the original magnetization direction such that magnetization direction of a portion of the nanowire transversed by the conductive strip becomes opposite to the original magnetization direction, the domain wall being generated in the nanowire at a location defined between the portion of the nanowire transversed by the conductive strip and a second end of the nanowire, wherein no external magnetic field is provided during formation of the domain wall.

Abstract: A memory device comprising a ferromagnetic data nanowire, a ferromagnetic driver nanowire, read element and/or a spaced write element positioned about the data nanowire, wherein driving a domain wall in the driver nanowire remotely drives a domain wall in the data nanowire past the read element and/or the write element.