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I don't really think that's the TLDR, it rather seems to be that memristors are as fast as RAM yet store data permanently, and that using photons to transmit in
by rkrzr 12y ago
I don't really think that's the TLDR, it rather seems to be that memristors are as fast as RAM yet store data permanently, and that using photons to transmit information is faster than copper wires.
- wyager 12y agoIirc, memristors (can) have much higher read speeds than capacitor RAM. It makes sense, if you consider how they work.