I was also very interested in memristors when I first discovered them over 10 years ago. I actually wanted to go to graduate school to work on them, but was su

I was also very interested in memristors when I first discovered them over 10 years ago. I actually wanted to go to graduate school to work on them, but was surprisingly unlucky in finding willing advisors with funding. In fact I even personally knew one of the researchers at HP and asked about working there, and he basically told me "you should do something else with your life." > I believe this is only the start of this type of hardware. I agree, but I also suspect a pragmatic solution is still decades away, much like nuclear fusion. Of course I no longer follow this area closely and could be completely wrong.