What is Computing-in-Memory (CIM)? Computing-in-Memory (CIM) is a next-generation architecture designed to overcome the limitations of traditional computing systems.

In-memory computing (IMC) has had a rough go, with the most visible attempt at commercialization falling short. And while some companies have pivoted to digital and others have outright abandoned the ...

A new technical paper titled “All-in-Memory Stochastic Computing using ReRAM” was published by researchers at TU Dresden, Center for Scalable Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (ScaDS.AI), ...

While newer memory generations have offered faster speeds and greater capacity support, there have been few new features or evolutions of the standard that make a difference all by themselves.