Business Wire

Blueshift Memory announces Flash Memory Summit Best in Show Award for Cambridge Architecture

CAMBRIDGE, England & SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blueshift Memory, designer of a novel proprietary high-speed memory architecture, has announced that the Cambridge Architecture™ has been ...

The associative processing unit wants to displace Nvidia's GPU as the go-to AI powerhouse by putting compute in the memory itself

Compute-in-memory chips like GSI’s APU could reshape AI hardware by blending memory and computation, though scalability ...
Electronic Design

Memory Architecture Aims At High-End Mobiles

Infineon has expanded its wireless memory portfolio with CellularRAM, this is a customised memory solution designed and tailored for mid-range to high-end mobile phone applications. CellularRAM is ...
Electronic Design

New Architecture Enhances Memory Test and Repair

Generic test and repair approaches to embedded memory have hit their limit. Smaller feature sizes, such as 130 nm and 90 nm, have made it possible to embed multiple megabits of memory into a single ...
Semiconductor Engineering

Transistor-Free Compute-In-Memory Architecture

A new technical paper titled “Reconfigurable Compute-In-Memory on Field-Programmable Ferroelectric Diodes” was recently published by researchers at University of Pennsylvania, Sandia National Labs, ...
TechRepublic

Cache-Only Memory Architecture

A Cache-Only Memory Architecture design (COMA) may be a sort of Cache-Coherent Non-Uniform Memory Access (CC- NUMA) design. not like in a very typical CC-NUMA design, in a COMA, each shared-memory ...
Semiconductor Engineering

Accelerator Architecture For In-Memory Computation of CNN Inferences Using Racetrack Memory

A new technical paper titled “Hardware-software co-exploration with racetrack memory based in-memory computing for CNN inference in embedded systems” was published by researchers at National ...
Ars Technica

Would you recomend "Computer Organization and Design" or "Computer Architecture"

I was wondering if anyone could give their thoughts on the books <I>Computer Organization and Design</I> by David Patterson and John Hennessy and <I>Computer Architecture</I> by John ...