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Data movement between the processing units and the memory in traditional von Neumann architecture is creating the "memory wall" problem. To bridge the gap, two approaches, the memory-rich processor (more on-chip memory) and the compute-capable memory (processing-in-memory) have been studied. However, the first one has strong computing capability but limited memory capacity/bandwidth, whereas the second one is the exact the opposite.
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