Weebit Nano has launched the Weebit Matrix In-Memory Compute (IMC) Research Program, which gives industry and academic researchers a ReRAM-based hardware development kit for exploring and prototyping IMC algorithms and systems.
The program is designed to accelerate exploration of next-generation computing architectures. Researchers can use the platform to develop and test AI algorithms, investigate programming methods, explore new AI and neuromorphic architectures, and assess potential power and performance gains.
Weebit Nano says Weebit ReRAM could be a natural fit for IMC architectures because of its ultra-low power consumption, scaling advantages, cost-efficiency, analog characteristics and ease of fabrication in the back end of the line (BEOL). The company also says the technology is inherently radiation tolerant, making it a good fit for aerospace and defense, as well as medical applications.
