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Analog in-memory computing
Using the physics of a resistive memory crossbar to compute a matrix-vector product in one step, where conductance encodes weights, voltage encodes inputs and Kirchhoff's law performs the summation.
- Also known as
- Analog compute-in-memory, Crossbar computing
- Type
- Technology
- Domain
- Compute & AI Hardware, Emerging compute
Notes
Device variability, drift and the cost of data converters have so far kept achievable precision below INT8 equivalence.
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