• High Bandwidth Memory for AI Computing | SSCS October Technical Webinar

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    Abstract: High bandwidth memory (HBM) has become a key enabler for AI computing, offering high bandwidth and low power consumption with small form factor. Its 3D-stacked architecture with a wide memory interface significantly enhances performance for AI workloads. However, to eliminate risks that may occur in the 3D stack structure, a lot of design techniques […]

  • Integrated Power Converter – A Good Design Flow and Useful Techniques | SSCS November Technical Webinar

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    Abstract: While integrated power converter is required in every modern electronic system, designing one that achieves both area- and power-efficient continues remains a challenge in many engineering teams. In this talk, the speaker will give an overview of integrated power converter design flow and some techniques in schematics and layout that would be very useful for […]

  • How Close Should Compute and Memory Be? | SSCS December Technical Webinar

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    Abstract: Compute-in-memory (CIM) and processing-near-memory (PNM) have emerged as promising approaches to overcome the limitations of architectures that separate processing from memory. While this bottleneck is often attributed to von Neumann’s design, such critiques overlook its historical significance: the separation of logic and memory enabled the decoupling of software from hardware, laying the foundation for general-purpose […]