Memristor

last updated 2026-08-31 · +3 sources in last 30d
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A memristor is a two-terminal device whose resistance depends on the history of current passed through it, giving non-volatile analogue memory that can compute matrix-vector products in place; the physics is demonstrated across many material systems, but device-to-device randomness still confines it to small arrays and bespoke calibration.

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Assessment drafted 2026-08-31 from up to 16 KB sources using the technology-scorecard framework; scores are a draft read pending review.

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