🚨 NEW TECH DISCOVERY: MATERIALS THAT SWITCH THEMSELVES ON AND OFF

Scientists at Penn State have discovered proximity ferroelectricity, a way to turn regular materials into "switch" materials without changing their chemistry.

Ferroelectrics can store data by flipping between two stable states, like a light switch that stays on without power. 

The new method involves stacking regular materials with ferroelectrics, making them act like switches without the need for messy chemical changes.

This could revolutionize data storage, wireless tech, and even quantum computing — making everything faster, cheaper, and more efficient.

Source: Sci Tech Daily