RRAM Computing-in-Memory Using Transient Charge Transferring for Low-Power and Small-Latency AI Edge Inference
Linfang Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chunmeng Dou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jinshan Yue(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hanghang Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jianfeng Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Wang Ye(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yangu He(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Junjie An(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Lingyan Fan(Hangzhou Dianzi University), Weizeng Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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