Bryon Moyer at Electronic Engineering Journal and I had a discussion a couple of weeks ago about memristors, real and ideal, and resistive RAM. Is there a difference? Does it matter? What is it we’re really looking for, a “true” memristor or a low-cost, nonvolatile way to store bits that’s competitive with NAND Flash memory?
For perspectives on these and other questions, see Moyer’s new article “A Memristor By Any Other Name?”
Denali Memory Report 