The authors designed an accelerator architecture for large-scale neural networks, with an emphasis on the impact of memory on accelerator design, performance, and energy. In this article, they present a concrete design at 65 nm that can perform 496 16-bit fixed-point operations in parallel every 1.02 ns, that is, 452 gop/s, in a 3.02mm 2 , 485-mw footprint (excluding main memory accesses).
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