Peking University and IBM researchers define modern analog computing
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A review paper in a Nature journal formally defines modern analog computing as a field built on matrix computation and resistive memory devices, according to QbitAI. The paper contrasts this with traditional analog computing, which handled only differential equations and relied on CMOS circuits.
The paper was led by Sun Zhong, associate professor at Peking University, with co-authors from IBM Zurich and Unconventional AI.
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AIA review paper in a Nature journal formally defines modern analog computing as a field built on matrix computation and resistive memory devices. The authors contrast it with traditional analog computing, which handled only differential equations and relied on CMOS circuits. The paper was led by Peking University associate professor Sun Zhong, with co-authors from IBM Zurich and Unconventional AI.
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