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Dynamic Powergrid Optimization with FPGA-based Neuromorphic Higher-order Ising Machines
The advent of large, high-density FPGAs such as the AMD Versal enables efficient hardware implementation of neuromorphic Ising machines, unlocking unprecedented performance for complex combinatorial optimizations. A critical application for this computing paradigm is dynamic powergrid optimization,
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