Memristors, or “memory resistors,” are the leading candidate for replacing synapses in a neuromorphic (brain-like) computer. Earlier this year, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, or ...

For the last few years, the people in the know have been wondering about the memristor. The simplest explanation of what a memristor is comes from the name itself – it’s a memory resistor.

However, researchers at the University of Michigan are claiming the first memristor-based programmable computer that has the potential to make AI applications more efficient and faster.

A research team has developed a groundbreaking two-dimensional (2D) phase-transition memristor leveraging intrinsic ion migration for ultra-low power consumption and high endurance. Unlike ...

Memristor-based devices could be used to develop more compact and energy-efficient hardware for running AI models, including ...

With a novel switching mechanism and analog-digital flexibility, this new memristor tackles one of AI’s biggest flaws: the tendency to forget learned tasks when new ones are introduced—just ...

Even as deep tech debate is raging in India, triggered anew by Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s call to “focus on real businesses”, a leading scientist behind a groundbreaking innovation — a ...

A technical paper titled “Review of security techniques for memristor computing systems” was published by researchers at Israel Institute of Technology, Friedrich Schiller University Jena (Germany), ...

They suspect that it is only through these different degrees of plasticity that our brain can permanently learn new tasks without forgetting old content. The new memristor accomplishes something ...