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Samsung patents magnetic layer design for brain-like chips

Patent drawing
Patent drawing from the official filing.

Samsung has filed a patent for a specific type of magnetic device used in neuromorphic computing, which mimics the structure of the human brain. The invention describes a magnetic layer topped with a special material that helps control how the magnetic field behaves within the chip.

Why it mattersThis is interesting for tech enthusiasts because it shows Samsung is developing hardware specifically designed to handle complex data processing more efficiently than traditional computer chips.

In the filing’s own words

A magnetic device is provided. The magnetic device includes: a first free layer, wherein the first free layer includes a ferromagnetic material; and a first capping layer disposed on the first free layer, wherein the first capping layer includes an in-plane anisotropy inducing material.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. A magnetic device comprising: a first free layer, wherein the first free layer includes a ferromagnetic material; and a first capping layer disposed on the first free layer, wherein the first capping layer includes an in-plane anisotropy inducing material.

Facts

Company
Samsung (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Official title
NEUROMORPHIC DEVICE
Publication number
US20260334088A1
Application number
19368418
Filed
Oct 24, 2025
Published
Oct 22, 2026
Inventors
4
Claims
18

Classified under

H10N 50/10 Electricity & electronicsG06N 3/063 Physics & computingH10B 61/20 Electricity & electronicsH10N 50/01 Electricity & electronicsH10N 50/85 Electricity & electronics

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Summaries are simplified from the filing’s own abstract and first claim. A patent filing is not a product announcement.
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