Memristors as was stated in the article yesterday are the 4th type of basic component - newly discovered and commercialized.
the 4 basic types are Resistor, Capacitor, Inductor and now the Memristor
A Memristor is basically a means to control magnetic flux- This flux can be used to store data. This means -> faster, higher density, cooler storage for data and the development of analog processors.
Which for gamers means: FAST EFFICIENT STORAGE THAT CAN BE USED AS MEMORY FOR THE CONSOLE OR PC - No more swap file - the entire HDD is as fast as main memory was on older nonmemristor based systems.
Article Quote:
"Using memristors, they have been able to store 100 gigabits on a single die in one square centimeter. That is substantially more than the 16 gigabits for a single flash chip, and a comparable storage density to modern hard drives. In the future, HP thinks they can get that up to a terabit or more per centimeter... with the access speed of DRAM."
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It's not a first-party game though. Is it really too much to expect these low-rate websites to have the bare minimum of knowledge about the topic that they write about?
This reminds me of the hoops that some diehard Nintendo fans would go through to claim a game (like Bayonetta 2) is first-party just to say Nintendo is pumping out games.
It’s a second party title, like Ratchet and Clank prior to the purchase of Insomniac, or like Sly Cooper before the purchase of Sucker Punch, or like Dead Nation before the purchase of Housemarque, etc.
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Yeah, I'm quite happy about this. Yet another great breakthrough in our rapidly growing technological ability.
(So glad I wasn't born in the 1800's...lol)
This is big. Goodbye old 7200rpm hard drive. You have been around waaaaay too long.
Cost?
Just finished reading the entire paper that was published and you know the coolest thing about Memristors?
it's that as they get smaller they get better - much better
thermal issues drop off, speed increases, density of data storage increases
it's wierd as that is almost the opposite of what the other 3 main circuit types experience...