We present initial experimental results and simulate a nanomagnet reservoir computer (NMRC) solving tasks requiring high memory content, with an area-energy-delay product ten-million times lower than CMOS systems. We manufactured a small nanomagnet reservoir demonstrating a frustrated state. We evaluated the performance on two novel tasks. Our results indicate the reservoir’s short-term memory capabilities and ability to integrate information from multiple concurrent inputs. In the end, our system saw a reduction in area by a factor of 50,000, in energy by a factor of 60, and in period by a factor of four as compared with an equivalent CMOS reservoir.
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