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Devices and structures

Memristors make versatile artificial synapses for neuromorphic computing

29 Aug 2023 Margaret Harris
A photo of the memristor
Artificial synapse: A photo of the memristor, which is a potential candidate for a synapse in a versatile neuromorphic computing device. (Courtesy: Le Zhao)
Most modern computers – from primitive room-filling behemoths like the ENIAC to the smartphone in

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