With the rise in artificial intelligence (AI), computing systems are facing new challenges
related to the large amount of data and the increasing burden of communication between …

Content-addressable memory (CAM) is a massively parallel searching device that returns
the address of a given search input in one clock cycle. Field-programmable gate array …

A content-addressable memory compares an input search word against all rows of stored
words in an array in a highly parallel manner. While supplying a very powerful functionality …

The dramatic rise of data‐intensive workloads has revived application‐specific
computational hardware for continuing speed and power improvements, frequently achieved …

Memristive devices have been a hot topic in nanoelectronics for the last two decades in both
academia and industry. Originally proposed as digital (binary) nonvolatile random access …

In this study, we demonstrate the implementation of programmable threshold logics using a
32× 32 memristor crossbar array. Thanks to forming-free characteristics obtained by the …

The high performance requirements of nowadays computer networks are limiting their ability
to support important requirements of the future. Two important properties essential in …

Content-addressable memories (CAMs) are widely used for data-centric applications where
one must search for data patterns. CMOS CAMs can incur large areas and, hence, power …

Current network functions build heavily on fixed programmed rules and lack capacity to
support more expressive learning models, eg brain-inspired Cognitive computational …

In this paper, we combine a Content-Addressable Memory (CAM) encoding scheme
previously proposed for analog electronic CAMs (E-CAMs) with optical multiplexing …