Discovery of a 'Holy Grail' with the Invention of Universal Computer Memory

Still some bugs to be worked out, but it does look promising...

..."This clearly demonstrates the non-destructive nature of the read operation. A clear differentiation between the “0” and “1” states is maintained throughout both sequences, although in Fig. 3b there is an undesirable, but almost symmetric, upward drift in IS-D as the number of operations increases. The reason for this requires further investigation, but is likely to be an asymmetry in the write-erase process, such that each erase removes slightly more charge from the FG than the write delivers."...

..."Fitting the data in Fig. 4 with double exponential decay functions reveals that the initial ‘fast’ component has a time constant of ~100 s, while the time constant for the ‘slow’ component is approximately an order of magnitude longer, for both states. The existence of double exponential decay implies that there are at least two mechanisms behind the degradation of the states. Candidates include tunnelling through defect states in the AlSb barriers, thermal excitation of electrons across the narrow InAs bandgap and recombination with thermally-generated holes. Crucially, the asymptotic values of the “1” and “0” states are 2.232 ± 0.0002 and 2.346 ± 0.0001 mA respectively, indicating that discernible “1” and “0” states could endure indefinitely, i.e. the data in Fig. 4 are consistent with non-volatility. We note that even though these states are clearly distinguishable in this experiment, a larger contrast is required for implementation in a practical device. "...

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-45370-1

Well that's it.... I knew I was overdue for my storage media and cpu to become obsolete.