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In-memory computing to solve AI’s energy consumption bottle-neck

Recording from AI Lund lunch seminar 5 May 2021

Ferroelectric memristors for ultra-low power neuromorphic computing.

Title: In-memory computing to solve AI’s energy consumption bottle-neck

When: 5 May at 12.00-13.15

Speaker: Mattias Borg, Dept. of Electrical and Information Technology, LTH , Lund University

Abstract

The bottle-neck for continued development of Machine Learning lies in the escalating energy consumption during model training. Ultimately, this will require new hardware that implements non-von Neumann architectures, enabling computing-in-memory and even online unsupervised learning by brain-inspired methods.

Memristors based on ferroelectric memory elements are a promising route to such hardware. Here I will introduce memristor-based computing-in-memory, it's benefits in terms of energy-efficiency and our research on the ferroelectric devices that can make it reality.

 

 

21 Jun 2023