Neuromorphic Computing Symposium 2017 – Architectures, Models and Applications In part a response to the Nanotechnology-Inspired Grand Challenge for Future Computing initiative, some of the key players in the neuromorphic and neuromemristive space g... read more
Public Notice As of May 31st 2016, some BSU/Campbell Memristor technology which was previously licensed to Bio-Inspired Technologies has been acquired by Knowm Inc. If you purchased memristor chips or die by Bio Inspired Technologies (aka “BiT”... read more
Overview The goal of the ICRC conference is to “discover and foster novel methodologies to reinvent computing technology, including new materials and physics, devices and circuits, system and network architectures, and algorithms and software”... read more
Knowm Memristors are impressive, but like all memristors there have remained two issues related to their use in VLSI deep learning accelerators. The first issue is reliably programming the state of a memristor in a compact and time efficient way. While ap... read more
The Oxide-Memristor Paradox Since launching Knowm Inc four years ago there has been a perplexing paradox that I believe has finally resolved itself. Soon after publication of AHaH Computing: From Meta-Stable Switches to Machine Learning I had the great fo... read more
Knowm’s Notes Despite many folks like myself theorizing over the last decade about memristors and the circuits that can be built from them, it is important to understand that we are only just now, as a global community, actually learning how to use ... read more