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Computer architecture

placing processing logic on the same chip as DRAM to exploit its internal bandwidth and reduce data movement.

In computer architecture, processing-in-memory refers to placing processing logic on the same chip as DRAM to exploit its internal bandwidth and reduce data movement. This meaning comes from Patterson (1997) in IEEE Micro.[1]

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References

Patterson, D., Anderson, T., Cardwell, N., Fromm, R., Keeton, K., Kozyrakis, C., Thomas, R., & Yelick, K. (1997). A case for intelligent RAM. IEEE Micro, 17(2), 34-44. https://doi.org/10.1109/40.592312

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