Demystifying the memristor: Proof of fourth basic circuit element could transform computing (May...
hp.com: The memristor could lead to far more energy-efficient computers with some of the pattern-matching abilities of the human brain. hp.com
hp.com     May 6, 2008          

Proof of the memristor, a fourth element in integrated circuits, by HP Labs could lead to computers that turn on and off like an electric light. ... Proof of fourth basic circuit element could transform computing By Jamie Beckett, April 2008 Researchers at HP Labs have... [read full story]                

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