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A 64-bit high-precision flash computing-in-memory architecture with a parallel input scheme

Aug 2026 · Science China Information Sciences · Vol 69 · 0 citations · 22 references

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This work presents a novel parallel input scheme for high-precision computing in flash-based CIM with high bit-density (4 bits/cell) and provides a feasible approach to constructing a high-precision CIM architecture.

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