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Computing with Brains!!

2019-08-07
By: Yuvraj
On: 2019-08-07
In: Energymaterials

From a speaking Barbie doll to ISRO’s space rocket, everything in the current world runs with transistors as a very basic element in it. It is hard to define the world without considering the evolution of transistor technology. From a room-sized transistor, we have come to an era where transistors are so small that we can’t even see them with our naked eyes. But everything comes with an expiry date on it, we cant scale the size of transistor down anymore, the current time might be an end to transistor technology and a beginning for memristor technology or resistive random access memory. The devices thatRead More →

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