They have many similarities -- they both redrew the current computer architectures, they integrate memory and computing, they can have randomness built-in, and they both take less power than mainstream GPUs.
What does memristor provide that specially designed "neural FPGA" can not?
They have many similarities -- they both redrew the current computer architectures, they integrate memory and computing, they can have randomness built-in, and they both take less power than mainstream GPUs.
What does memristor provide that specially designed "neural FPGA" can not?