If they can get the manufacturing process for them worked out. I really do wish memristors turned out to be a success, HP hyped them so massively in the 2011-2015 era. What happened was that the material they had was susceptible to rusting, so what seemed like a good initial yield would become unusable some months down the road.
I google for memristors sometimes, and all the activity regarding them is still confined to the lab unfortunately.
It's weird I had to scroll down so far to understand what exactly this thing could do.
I'm not an expert by a looooong shot, but it looks like there is some baseline of expected behavior that has been experimentally demonstrated for all three established components. If I'm understanding correctly, that would be a huge roadblock to wide adoption.