https://knowm.org/oxide-memristors-have-shelf-life-problems/ https://knowm.org/oxide-memristors-have-shelf-life-problems/ Not related to the Aluminum Scandium

https://knowm.org/oxide-memristors-have-shelf-life-problems/ https://knowm.org/oxide-memristors-have-shelf-life-problems/ Not related to the Aluminum Scandium Nitride memristors from the current paper, but this article I just found fascinating. I've been a stealth fan of memristors for a long time, and this finally answers why HP's efforts failed in such a crazy fashion. It is because they were using metal oxide memristors, and they rust easily. Maybe if the devices from the current paper turn out to be good that could finally act as the fuel for the next AI wave after deep learning? The paper looks good to my eyes, but I am not a materials expert.