Fast solution of linear systems with RRAM - Zhong Sun - ICRC San Mateo, 2019

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Zhong Sun, Politecnico Milano, Italy, presents a collaborative work focused on solving linear systems using analog resistive switching memory. Sun compares resistive memory and in-memory computing to consider the capabilities of handling big data, along with time comparison and specific examples.

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Zhong Sun, Politecnico Milano, Italy, presents a collaborative work focused on solving linear systems using analog resistive switching memory. Sun compares resistive memory and in-memory computing to consider the capabilities of handling big data, along with time comparison and specific examples.

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