Preface to the Special Issue on Beyond Moore: Resistive Switching Devices for Emerging Memory and Neuromorphic Computing

摘要

Traditional charge-based memories,such as dynamic random-access memory(DRAM)and flash,are approaching their scaling limits.A variety of resistance-based memories,such as phase-change memory(PCM),magnetic random-access memory(MRAM)and resistive random-access memory(RRAM),have been long considered for emerging memory applications thanks to their non-volatility,fast speed,low power,and compact size for potentially high-density integration.