Memristors in silicon promising for dense, fast memory

Evilsizer · 05-19-12, 09:07 PM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18103772

glad to see something come from the Memristor camp, as some of the others seem to have died off. as in other memory advances, normally here some kind "white paper" on them then puff the vanish. this one actually seems like it will coming down the pipe for computing.

TheHutchTTU · 05-19-12, 10:44 PM

"We can't measure how fast it is"

Awesome!

wingman99 · 05-19-12, 11:10 PM

Memristors faster than 90 nanoseconds.

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