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Volume 3 Issue 4, April 2020

Memristors in 3D

Eight layers of memristors can be monolithically integrated on a chip to create a three-dimensional circuit capable of implementing a convolutional neural network. The cover shows a false-colour scanning electron microscopy image of part of the memristor array.

See Lin et al.

Image: Peng Lin, University of Massachusetts Amherst. Cover Design: Alex Wing.

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