Better memristors for brain-like computing

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TSUKUBA, Japan, May 15, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Scientists are getting better at making neurone-like junctions for computers that mimic the human brain's random information processing, storage and recall. Fei Zhuge of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and colleagues reviewed the latest developments in the design of these 'memristors' for the

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