A possible glimpse at a future form of high performance edge computing – networks of artificial brain synapses – developed by engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is showing promise as a new memristor design for neuromorphic devices, which mimic the neural architecture in the human brain. Published today in Nature Nanotechnology, results of […]
New Memristors at MIT: Networks of Artificial Brain Synapses for Neuromorphic Devices
June 8, 2020 by
SC17 Invited Talk to Look at Computing with Physics
September 17, 2017 by
SC17 continues their series of Session Previews with discussion with Dr. Catherine Graves from HP Labs about her upcoming Invited Talk. “I will present our work implementing a prototype hardware accelerator dot product engine (DPE) for vector-matrix multiplication (VMM). VMM is a bottleneck for many applications, particularly in neural networks, and can be performed in the analog domain using Ohm’s law for multiplication and Kirchoff’s current law for summation.”
HP and SanDisk to Team on Memory-Driven Computing
October 8, 2015 by
Today HP and SanDisk announced a long-term partnership to collaborate on a new technology within the Storage Class Memory (SCM) category. The partnership will center around HP’s Memristor technology and expertise and SanDisk’s non-volatile ReRAM memory technology and manufacturing and design expertise to create new enterprise-wide solutions for Memory-driven Computing. The two companies also will partner in enhancing data center solutions with SSDs.
Video: Memristor Research at HP Labs
January 21, 2015 by
In this video, HP Labs Research Scientist John Paul Strachan discusses how memristors work and then goes on to show them in action.
HP to Release Beta OS for The Machine in 2016
January 3, 2015 by
Over at MIT Technology Review, Tom Simonite writes that Hewlett-Packard’s ambitious plan to reinvent computing will begin with the release of a prototype operating system next year.
