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Energy-efficient Neuromorphic 2D Devices and Circuits for Edge AI Computing
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An AI approach to sustainable low-power computing. The growing demand for AI is leading to increased energy consumption, which poses significant environmental challenges. Traditional computing architectures can consume large amounts of power. Hence, there is a need for more sustainable alternatives that can handle AI tasks without compromising performance. This is essential for a future where technology and the environment coexist harmoniously. With this in mind, the EU-funded ENERGIZE project will create neuromorphic hardware using 2D materials to make AI more energy-efficient and seek to improve artificial neural networks. ENERGIZE will also enhance chiplet-based in-memory computing, allowing for more efficient processing. Through collaboration between European and Korean researchers, ENERGIZE will transform the landscape of low-power edge computing while promoting AI development.
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