ReHGNN is presented, the first hybrid digital/analog PIM architecture for HGNN inference, and a greedy heuristic algorithm is proposed to further improve the utilization of ReRAM resource.
Wei-Dong He, Hai-Kun Liu, Zhuo-Hui Duan et al.· ACM Transactions on Architec...· 0 citations
The hybrid RRAM-SRAM CIM architecture that enables inference and finetuning is proposed and achieves the higher peak energy efficiency of 20.76 TOPS/W, outperforming the state-of-the-art by 2.30×.
Yuxuan Huang, Jia-Wei Su, Han Jin et al.· 2026 IEEE 9th Information Te...· 0 citations
Spiking neural networks (SNNs) enable efficient on-chip learning but face a critical hardware challenge due to the computational asymmetry between small-kernel convolution operations in the feed-forward (FF) stage and large-kernel ones in the weight-gradient (WG) stage. Directly mapping these conflicting patterns onto...
Yue Zuo, N. Ning, Zhi-Qiang Su et al.· IEEE Transactions on Very La...· 0 citations
A hardware-algorithm co-design approach in which a semi-structured pruning method and a sparsity-aware systolic accelerator are developed jointly and motivated by each other, thereby reducing unnecessary computation and energy consumption.
Amirhossein Ilkhani, Rezgar Sadeghi, Marc Reichenbach· Coins· 0 citations
TurboSparse eliminates im2col by executing SpConv directly over a DNN-oriented sparse format to reduce data movement and improve reuse, introduces row-merging micro-kernels guided by an analytical SIMD-utilization model to increase vector-lane occupancy, and fuses consecutive sparse kernels when their combined working...
Wei-Ling Yang, Jian-Bin Fang, De-Zun Dong et al.· ACM Transactions on Architec...· 0 citations
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