A memristor is a resistive device with an inherent memory. The theoretical concept of a
memristor was connected to physically measured devices in 2008 and since then there has …

Resistive switching effect in transition metal oxide (TMO) based material is often associated
with the valence change mechanism (VCM). Typical modeling of valence change resistive …

The memristor, is a promising building block for next-generation non-volatile memory,
artificial neural networks,,–and bio-inspired computing systems,. Organizing small …

Computers have undergone tremendous improvements in performance over the last 60
years, but those improvements have significantly slowed down over the last decade, owing …

Memristive devices are electrical resistance switches that can retain a state of internal
resistance based on the history of applied voltage and current. These devices can store and …

In this Review, memristors are examined from the frameworks of both von Neumann and
neuromorphic computing architectures. For the former, a new logic computational process …

Resistive switching (RS) phenomena are reversible changes in the metastable resistance
state induced by external electric fields. After discovery∼ 50 years ago, RS phenomena …

Resistive switching, a phenomenon in which the resistance of a device can be modified by
applying an electric field,,,–, is at the core of emerging technologies such as neuromorphic …

Recent electronic applications require an efficient computing system that can perform data
processing with limited energy consumption. Inspired by the massive parallelism of the …

By mimicking the highly parallel biological systems, neuromorphic hardware provides the
capability of information processing within a compact and energy-efficient platform …