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Energy-efficient redox-based non-volatile memory devices and logic circuits
Redox-Based Resistive Switching Memories (ReRAM), also called nanoionic memories or memristive elements, are widely considered providing a potential leap beyond the limits of Flash (with respect to write speed, write energies) and DRAM (scalability, retention times) as well as energy-efficient approaches to neuromorphic concepts.