The Data Storage of Tomorrow – Scientists Make Supramolecular Breakthrough
Colin Collins
SciTechDaily
The Data Storage of Tomorrow – Scientists Make Supramolecular Break...
In the era of big data and advanced artificial intelligence, traditional data storage methods are becoming inadequate. To address the need for high-capacity and energy-efficient storage solutions, the development of next-generation technologies is crucial. Among these is resistive random-access m
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Interesting read @Saßì ! Memristor is that missing one in basic electrical circuit elements. I wonder what will the gestation period be for these technologies - superconductors, memristors have been popping then and there but adaptation in scale is feasibly hard.
Or did they just forget using batteries!!! Can't see how - I don't see them hiring chip designers in their careers page.
The development and integration of technologies like superconductors and memristors indeed pose exciting possibilities, but their widespread adoption and scalability can be a gradual process. Overcoming engineering challenges and ensuring cost-effectiveness are critical factors. As for batteries, advancements in energy storage are crucial for many applications. It's interesting to monitor how these emerging technologies evolve and eventually find their place in various industries.