Abstract
Integrated Opto-Electronics In-memory computing mimics biological neurons by collocating the memory and processing unit. In article number 2200383, Harish Bhaskaran and co-workers engineer a path to perform data-storage and computations by electronically modulating the intensity of light. By defining plasmonic structures to confine optical power to a nanoscale volume and by employing active phase-change materials, the authors demonstrate ultra-low energy, non-volatile switching with electrical and optical readout.
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