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Memristor Symposium

The memristor was listed by TIME magazine as one of the top inventions of 2008 and could revolutionize non-volatile memory by replacing transistor based memory cells with a new type of nanoscale resistance switch. In addition, there has been some speculation that the memristor may be a key ingredient to a new type of neural network that could have an impact on electronics on the same level (or perhaps much greater) than the invention of the transistor. This Friday there is a symposium being held at Berkeley discussing potential applications which could unveil details on how this development will effect electronics and the semiconductor industry in the next few years.