From your link:
Until now it has been believed that in order to record one bit of information – by inverting the poles of a magnet – there was a need to apply an external magnetic field. The stronger the applied field, the faster the recording of a magnetic bit of information.
Technically that is not true. A rotation of a magnet applying some nonmagnetic force was always known as possible and an everyday matter. Still, this is a very good news.
A rotation of a magnet applying some nonmagnetic force was always known
Can you give an example?
http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-02-physicists-magnetic-breakthrough.html
Anyone have a strong opinion on this one? thanks :)