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Rocket One and VCU to Develop Magnetic Computing Devices for AI

Academic partnership targets energy-efficient magnetic hardware for in-memory artificial intelligence acceleration

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··United States
Rocket One and VCU to Develop Magnetic Computing Devices for AI

Rocket One has formed a sponsored research partnership with Virginia Commonwealth University to fabricate and assess magnetic computing devices. The initiative focuses on delivering in-memory computing architectures tailored for artificial intelligence acceleration. By pursuing magnetic hardware designs, the project seeks to expand compute capacity whilst reducing electrical power consumption.

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