Biologically Inspired Computing in CMOL CrossNets
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This extended abstract outlines my invited keynote presentation of the recent work on neuromorphic networks (“CrossNets”) based on hybrid CMOS/nanoelectronic (“CMOL”) circuits, in the space-saving Q/A format.
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