Tanmay Dutta won in the Emerging Talents category with his pitch on Breaking the Wall of Date Latency and Loss. His project brings together topologically stable nano-skyrmions and fast dynamics of ferrimagnetic materials to break out of the trilemma wall.
DATA LATENCY AND LOSS
Tanmay Dutta
Eidgenössische Materialprüfungs- und Forschungsanstalt
Tanmay Dutta is a researcher by profession, engineer by training, and curious by nature. He is passionate about finding innovative technology to create impactful sustainable solutions for future information storage. Currently, Tanmay is a Marie Curie postdoctoral research fellow at EMPA in Switzerland, working on making ultra-small, stable and fast skyrmionic memory for future data storage solutions. He completed his PhD from the National University of Singapore, solving pertinent problems in BPM and HAMR technologies for hard disk drives (HDDs), pushing the data density beyond 5Tb/in2.