“New Memory-centric Architecture Needed for AI,” a Presentation from Crossbar

Sylvain Dubois, Vice President of Strategic Marketing & Business Development at Crossbar, presents the “New Memory-centric Architecture Needed for AI” tutorial at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit.

Artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace the need for humans any time soon, but it will have a profound impact on everyday lives, transforming industries from transportation to education, medical to entertainment. AI is about data computing, and the more data, the smarter the AI algorithms will be. However, the current bottleneck between data storage and computing cores is limiting the innovation of future AI applications.

In this presentation, Dubois discusses how non-volatile memory technologies, such as ReRAM, can be directly integrated on-chip with processing logic enabling brand new memory-centric computing architectures. The superior characteristics of ReRAM over legacy non-volatile memory technologies are helping to address the performance and energy challenges required by AI algorithms. High performance computing applications, such as AI, require high-bandwidth low latency data accesses across processors, storage and IOs. ReRAM memory technologies provide significant improvements by reducing the performance gap between storage and computing.

Here you’ll find a wealth of practical technical insights and expert advice to help you bring AI and visual intelligence into your products without flying blind.

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