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HyperSpikeASIC: Accelerating Event-Based Workloads With HyperDimensional Computing and Spiking Neural Networks

Zhang et al., 2023

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16040648546046804056
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Zhang T
Morris J
Stewart K
Lui H
Khaleghi B
Thomas A
Goncalves-Marback T
Aksanli B
Neftci E
Rosing T
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IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems

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Today's machine learning (ML) systems, running workloads, such as deep neural networks, which require billions of parameters and many hours to train a model, consume a significant amount of energy. Due to the complexity of computation and topology, even the quantized …
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