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Exploring the Processing-in-Memory design space

Journal of Systems Architecture, 2017
With the emergence of 3D-DRAM, Processing-in-Memory has once more become of great interest to the research community and industry. Here we present our observations on a subset of the PIM design space. We show how the architectural choices for PIM core frequency and cache sizes will affect the overall power consumption and energy efficiency.
Marko Scrbak   +4 more
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Reliable processing-in-memory

Processing-in-memory (PIM) architectures integrate compute units within memory, enhancing performance and efficiency but introducing significant reliability challenges. These challenges arise from the inherent conflict between localized data accesses, which minimize data movement, and the necessity for non-local accesses to manage error-checking and ...
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Recoding processes in memory

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1984
Elizabeth F. Loftus   +1 more
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Processing-in-Memory with Temporal Encoding

2022 IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI), 2022
Mohammad Nazmus Sakib   +4 more
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SRAM-Based Processing-in-Memory (PIM)

2022
Hyunjoon Kim, Chengshuo Yu, Bongjin Kim
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Retrieval Processes in Memory

2008
S. Rajaram, S.J. Barber
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Communication mechanisms for processing-in-memory systems

2015
Processing-In-Memory (PIM) architectures have recently gained significance because of their capability of addressing the memory-wall problem in an effective and efficient manner. The components used in the communication mechanism and interconnection of multiple PIM nodes have more stringent requirements of area and power efficiency over components used
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DRAM-Based Processing-in-Memory

2012
Donghyuk Kim, Joo-Young Kim
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