Which risk increases when a ferromagnetic memory core's temperature rises?

💡 Explanation

Data loss increases when temperature rises because, at the critical Curie temperature, thermal energy overcomes the exchange interaction (ferromagnetism), therefore the magnetic order spontaneously disorders; rather than transistor threshold changes influencing memory retention.

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