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Memristors have recently become a leader in future system design due to their unique storage abilities and high density. This work presents an optimized Dadda Multiplier using memristors and IMPLY logic. The design reduces the baseline delay by 30% and complexity by 50% and has fewer than 60% the components of the CMOS design. The design is also pipelined to achieve 3× the throughput of CMOS.