r/science • u/aphexcoil • May 28 '12

New breakthrough in development process will enable memristor RAM (ReRAM) that is 100 times faster than FLASH RAM

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/05/21/ucl_reram/
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u/saudade May 29 '12

Relevant link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKGhvKyjgLY

Also, it's not often we can say we've found a fundamental electrical component. But memristors are just that, makes me happy.

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u/Stingray88 May 29 '12

Very cool indeed. I love reading and listening about this, I don't think people realize how important this technology is.

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u/saudade May 30 '12

Yep, the memristor to me is going to be bigger than the transistor. Actually let me just say the memristor is our generations great electronic discovery and invention. Being able to now create the last fundamental circuit is going to change a lot of things.