Article | REF: H1205 V1

Computing in/near memory

Author: Daniel ETIEMBLE

Publication date: January 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    4. Calculation near SRAM memory blocks

    We present the Untether AI Bocqueria architecture, a gas pedal for neural network inference. This architecture can be considered in relation to a number of manycore architectures organized as a 2D network of computational blocks.

    4.1 Manycore processors

    A number of processors with a large number of cores use a 2D interconnection network (see [H 1 014] ).

    The Xeon Phi Knight Landing (KNL) architecture was organized as a 2D grid of 36 computing units (figure...

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