Re:Crossbar Resistive RAM stores a terabyte on a chip
by standel on Monday August 05, 2013 @10:35PM
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Memristor do no computation at all. It follows the same idea as the described RRAM. High density, low cost, persistent, low power consumption, high write/read throughput, low latency. To the exception that it could even replace RAM, not only nand devices. I don't remember of the top of my head reading performance but it was clearly closer to RAM levels.
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Re:Crossbar Resistive RAM stores a terabyte on a chip
by bloaf on Monday August 05, 2013 @10:57PM
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"Another possible application of memristors is logic circuits. Memristors can be used in hybrid CMOS-memristor circuits, or as a standalone logic gate. One notable logic application is using memristors in an FPGA, as configurable switches, connecting the CMOS logic gates."
http://www.ece.rochester.edu/users/friedman/papers/ChipEx_11...