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Basically, in the science world, there is a lot of debate going on about exact definitions (memristive device vs. memristor). I can see if I can find the relevant papers if there is interest. Prof. Chua has updated and loosened his criteria a bit in response to the criticisms.

In the engineering world, if it talks like a memristor, and walks like a memristor if you squint a bit, we are damn well going to use it like a memristor. Hence we are happily building and testing nonvolatile storage (MRAM, ReRAM, PCRAM) and other applications - I'm gonna start research on applications as ML accelerators in May :-)