Cross-Layer Design Approaches of Stateful Digital Memristive In-Memory Computing

FabianSeiler Hongrong Hu Ryan Wong Kerem Kagan Yi-Qiu Sun Saugata Ghose J. Aghassi-Hagmann NimaTaheriNejad

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It is argued that future progress will depend on cross-layer co-design rather than isolated optimization of devices, circuits, or architectures rather than isolated optimization of devices, circuits, or architectures.

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