A memory chip that stores data by changing its electrical resistance.
RRAM is like a light switch that remembers its last setting. Even after a power cut, it does not forget.
It can store data and do simple math nearby. This saves power in small devices and brain-like computers.
Memory bandwidth
RRAM can reduce data movement and ease bandwidth pressure.
Neuromorphic computing
RRAM resistance levels can act like synapse weights.
AI chip
RRAM can sit inside an AI chip and cut data-moving energy.