N. Locatelli, A. Vincent, S. Galdin-Retailleau, Jacques-Olivier Klein, D. Querlioz
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Approximate programming of magnetic memory elements for energy saving
The high density of on-chip nonvolatile memory provided by memristive elements is highly desirable for many applications. However, it raises concerns about finding the best programming strategies to limit the energy consumption of such systems. Here, we highlight the case of magnetic memory, where several unconventional programming strategies can reduce energy consumption, especially for applications in neuromorphic computing.