Which consequence typically increases given repeated magnetic reversals in magnetic storage media?

💡 Explanation

Repeated magnetic reversals gradually reduce grain volume, encouraging the superparamagnetic transition because thermal energy overcomes magnetic anisotropy energy preventing stable magnetization. Therefore data corruption increases rather than other magnetic properties enhancing which requires larger domain sizes.

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