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Highly Scalable Selectorless Cryogenic Memory Array Using Ferroelectric Josephson Field-Effect Transistors
Scalable memory systems that satisfy the temperature, speed, and energy requirements of cryogenic environments are essential for the development of large-scale quantum computers. They may also benefit high-performance computing and space applications. However, existing cryogenic memory technologies
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