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Briefing
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- Atomristors – World’s thinnest memory storage with dense memory capacity developed by The University of Texas engineers, in collaboration with Peking University scientists
- Graphene-Based Storage – Uses graphene atomic sheets as electrodes and semiconducting atomic sheets as active layer, with entire memory cell measuring only 1.5 nanometers thick
- Advantages – Combine memory storage and transistors on single computer system, allowing faster and more efficient electric current flow
- Additional Application – Radio frequency memory switches connect incoming signals to wireless devices with no battery consumption, leading to longer battery life for smartphones and tablets
- Brain-Inspired Computing – Can be layered onto each other, potentially making computers learn and remember just as human brains function
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