Brain-inspired computing exploiting carbon nanotube FETs and resistive RAM: Hyperdimensional computing case study
Brain-inspired computing exploiting carbon nanotube FETs and resistive RAM: Hyperdimensional computing case study
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10.1109/isscc.2018.8310399
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2018-02
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Tony F. Wu;Haitong Li;Ping-Chen Huang;Abbas Rahimi;J. Rabaey;H. Wong;M. Shulaker;S. Mitra
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Tony F. Wu;Haitong Li;Ping-Chen Huang;Abbas Rahimi;J. Rabaey;H. Wong;M. Shulaker;S. Mitra
We demonstrate an end-to-end brain-inspired hyperdimensional (HD) computing nanosystem, effective for cognitive tasks such as language recognition, using heterogeneous integration of multiple emerging nanotechnologies. It uses monolithic 3D integration of carbon nanotube field-effect transistors (CNFETs, an emerging logic technology with significant energy-delay product (EDP) benefit vs. silicon CMOS [1]) and Resistive RAM (RRAM, an emerging memory that promises dense non-volatile and analog storage [2]). Due to their low fabrication temperature (20,000 sentences (6.4 million characters) per language pair. 2. One-shot learning (i.e., learning from few examples) using one text sample (∼100,000 characters) per language. 3. Resilient operation (98% accuracy) despite 78% hardware errors (circuit outputs stuck at 0 or 1). Our HD nanosystem consists of 1,952 CNFETs integrated with 224 RRAM cells.