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Physicists turn particles in chaotic orbits into liquid computers — but this fluid hardware still trails memristor rivals

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Physicists turn particles in chaotic orbits into liquid computers — but this fluid hardware still trails memristor rivals

Each oscillator is a silica sphere of 3μm radius, capped on one side with 80nm of carbon and suspended in a water-lutidine mixture held at 28°C.

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