Memory that learns could help tomorrow's intelligent computers
As researchers try to build more complex computers that get closer to emulating the way the human brain works, one of the areas of focus is memory.
Existing chips, hard disks and tape drives are great at storing large amounts of data, but a new breed of memory chip called a memristor could go a step further by helping the artificial intelligence systems of tomorrow understand the data and make more use of it.
Memristors could help computers connect the dots to identify diseases or help self-driving cars recognize objects based on probabilities and associations. Memristors are best used in machine-learning models to make predictions based on patterns and trends culled from large stacks of information, said Alex Nugent, CEO of Knowm.
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