Which limitation on data storage increases with temperature in ferromagnetic drives?

💡 Explanation

Data loss occurs because thermal energy overcomes the energy barrier maintaining magnetization direction; this is the superparamagnetic effect, therefore data becomes unstable and random, rather than retaining its integrity as coercivity declines.

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