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Publication
IMW 2019
Conference paper
Building next-generation AI systems: Co-optimization of algorithms, architectures, and nanoscale memristive devices
Abstract
Computing systems inspired by the architecture of the human brain is poised to revolutionize the engines for information processing and data analytics. However, the efficiency and performance of these platforms pale in comparison with the human brain, especially when benchmarked in terms of metrics such as intelligence per Watt per square mm. In this paper, we review some recent progress and future prospects of building artificial intelligence systems that target the efficiency of the brain, leveraging the unique properties of nanoscale memristive device technologies.