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PRIM: Energy- and Endurance-Aware Compiler Optimization for Digital Compute in Non-volatile Memory
Compute-in-Memory (CiM) is an alternative computing paradigm that circumvents the memory bandwidth bottleneck. Variants utilizing non-volatile memory cells (NVCiM) to perform Boolean operations directly within memory arrays offer significant density and energy-efficiency advantages. Fully realizing
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