Date: Tuesday 10 March 2020
Time: 11:30 - 13:00
Location / Room: Amphithéâtre Jean Prouve

Chair:
Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon, University of Utah, US

Co-Chair:
Kvatinsky Shahar, Technion, IL

Memories play a prime role in virtually every modern computing systems. While memory technology has been able to follow the aggressive trend of scaling and keep up with the most stringent demands, there exists new applications for which traditional memories struggle to deliver viable solutions. In this context, and more than ever, novel memory technologies are required. Identifying a close match between a killer application and a supporting emerging memory technology will ensure unprecedented capabilities and open durable new horizons for computing systems. In this executive session, we will explore specific cases where novel memories (OxRAM and SOT MRAM in particular) are opening such novel applications unachievable with standard memories.

Time	Label	Presentation Title Authors
11:30	2.1.1	RESISTIVE RAM AND ITS DENSE 3D INTEGRATION FOR THE N3XT 1,000X Author: Subhasish Mitra, Stanford University, US
12:00	2.1.2	EMERGING MEMORIES FOR VON NEUMANN AND FOR NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING Author: Jamil Kawa, Synopsys, US
12:30	2.1.3	RERAM TECHNOLOGY FOR NEXT GENERATION AI AND COST-EFFECTIVE EMBEDDED MEMORY Author: Amir Regev, Weebit Nano, AU
13:00		End of session