I am confused by the combination of "SRAM" and "capacitance based" computing. SRAM IMHO means 4-6 transistors per bit and is about the worst density, while here I thought they were using (decaying) capacitances in DRAM bits trenches to store (and compute on?) NN data in "analalog" form: While that sounds crazy, density would be great.
But I guess the target context is about the smart shirt button, which infers that vis-à-vis your boss it should really be closed and now tries to inform you about that via your on-body-network.
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ballsystemlord - Tuesday, August 20, 2019 - link
Finally, it's my chance to be the first to reply! :-)abufrejoval - Wednesday, August 21, 2019 - link
I am confused by the combination of "SRAM" and "capacitance based" computing.SRAM IMHO means 4-6 transistors per bit and is about the worst density, while here I thought they were using (decaying) capacitances in DRAM bits trenches to store (and compute on?) NN data in "analalog" form: While that sounds crazy, density would be great.
But I guess the target context is about the smart shirt button, which infers that vis-à-vis your boss it should really be closed and now tries to inform you about that via your on-body-network.
Bulat Ziganshin - Thursday, August 22, 2019 - link
I think they mean SRAM as static RAM what doesn't need to be recharged like DRAM