In line with my interests, a group of researchers demonstrated the first quantum memristor recently. This may be a critical step in bringing a type of highly efficient neural network to the world ...

At least two or three times a week, we get a press release about some fundamental breakthrough in nanotechnology, silicon engineering, wireless or similar. Normally, the story is rather less ...

The new component is called a memristor, or memory resistor. Up until today, the circuit element had only been described in a series of mathematical equations written by Leon Chua, who in 1971 was ...

While some of that uses traditional silicon-based transistors, other efforts have explored a relatively newer development, the memristor. Now, an international collaboration that includes ...

Researchers in China have adapted the interlocking structure of mortise-and-tenon joints – as used by woodworkers around the world since ancient times – to the design of nanoscale devices known as ...

Andy Thomas constructed a memristor that is capable of learning. Andy and Bielefeld University researchers are now using his memristors as key components in a blueprint for an artificial brain.

The team at HP Labs responsible for building the world’s first memristor in 2008 have discovered their creation has more capabilities than was previously thought. In addition to retaining a ...

Earlier this year, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, or KAIST, announced the development of a self-learning memristor that’s even better at replicating the synapses in our brain.

Recently, a research team led by Peking University professor Sun Zhong studied a resistive memory, or memristor, attractor network model that could overcome the limitations of the original ...

In this video still, the WSU Vancouver researchers test the memory-building capacity their new honey-based memristor in March. Each small circle on the chip is one device. Credit: Dan Evans, OPB ...

The “mem” part of their name seems to be the important bit, implying a memory function, but the rest of the definition seems somewhat negotiable — enough so that you can make a memristor ...