StorAIge aims to develop and industrialize FDSOI 28nm and next generation embedded Phase Change Memory (ePCM) world-class semiconductor technologies enabling competitive Artificial Intelligence for Edge applications.
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Analog In-memory Computing: 2 new papers from IUNET within StorAIge!
Two new papers published by IUNET, the Italian Inter-UNiversity consortium for Nanoelectronics within the StorAIge project! Decoding Algorithms and HW Strategies to Mitigate Uncertainties in a PCM-Based Analog Encoder for Compressed Sensing Paolino et al. Low Power Electron. Appl. 2023, 13(1), 17; https://doi.org/10.3390/jlpea13010017…
mars 24, 2023
« Fast Bayesian Algorithms for FPGA platforms » : a poster by UTIA at DATE 2023 forum
Raissa Likhonina from UTIA (Institute of Information Theory and Automation) will present a poster at the DATE 2023 PhD forum on 17/04/2023, entitled « FAST BAYESIAN ALGORITHMS FOR FPGA PLATFORMS ». She will present the results published in her recently defended PhD Thesis in the framework of the StorAIge project. Abstract The PhD thesis was devoted…
mars 21, 2023
Discover the latest StorAIge papers from IUNET on Neural networks & Resistive switching memories!
Discover the latest papers published by IUNET, the Italian Inter-UNiversity consortium for Nanoelectronics within the StorAIge project! Neural networks, Resistive switching memories (RRAM)… « End-to-end modelling of variability-aware neural networks based on resistive-switching memory arrays ». A. Glukhov, N. Lepri, V. Milo, A. Baroni, C. Zambelli, P. Olivo, E. Pérez, C. Wenger and D. Ielmini. (2022) IFIP/IEEE…
mars 3, 2023
Embedded storage elements on next MCU generation ready for AI on the edge
By putting together key players of the AI value chain, storAIge will help to predict and define what tasks AI will be applied to tomorrow at the edge devices with a special focus on Automotive, Industrial/Consumer and Secure applications, providing the best-in-class silicon-based solutions…
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The storAIge work plan structure follows “a value chain like” approach where the applications requirements drive the activities and developments of the overall project, i.e. for the end user and for the technologies and SoC related developments. The path is to go from first requirements, specifications and design phases up to the final products and systems qualification.
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