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HP Discovers Potential "God Particle" of Electronics

Silicon Valley is mostly a world of practical technology—applying principles from pure science to create handy gadgets. But today, Hewlett Packard announced a new electrical…

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How Your Laptop Will Just Keep Getting Faster

Since the invention of the transistor, silicon semiconductors have been king. But now silicon-based transistors are nearing the limit of their potential. Excess heat and…

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Wrap Your Head Around Computer Chips You Can Wrap Around Your Finger

Are you reading this on your laptop? Are you ready to roll that laptop up and put it in your pocket? As we told you the other day, scientists revealed flexible coatings…

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Hewlett-Packard Unveils Real-World Memristor, Chip of the Future

In 1971, electrical engineering professor Leon Chua proposed a theoretical basic electronics component called a memristor. In 2008, Hewlett Packard brought the memristor out…

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Memristors to Be Used by Military to Create Simulated Brains

DARPA's ardent desire to realize every sci-fi concept ever dreamed of continues with a biologically-inspired computer project which aims for feline brain functionality. But…

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How DARPA Is Making a Machine Mind out of Memristors

Artificial intelligence has long been the overarching vision of computing, always the goal but never within reach. But using memristors from HP and steady funding from DARPA,…

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Squishy Bio-Electronics Could Make Better Implants and Brain-Machine...

Wet, squishy quasi-liquid electronics could yield better implants that work with the wet, squishy environment of the human body, according to a new study.

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A Memristor-Based Processor Solves Mazes, Using the Power of Parallel Computing

Those mazes you used to complete with crayons when you were a kid? They’re not just child’s play. They’re actually analogous to a lot of mathematical models and problems that…

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New Memory Device Feels Like Jell-O, Could Work Inside Your Body

NC State researchers have created a new kind of soft, flexible memory device that functions like a memristor and has the consistency of Jell-O. In other words, it’s soft,…

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Facebook Open-Sources The Computers Behind Its Artificial Intelligence

Technology Introducing 'Big Sur,' the brains of A.I. Facebook announced that they’re open sourcing the designs of their servers, called Big Sur.

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