Where does analog design stand in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence (AI) world? While neuromorphic designs have been around since the 1980s, can they reinvent themselves with building blocks like field-programmable analog arrays (FPAAs)? Are there appropriate design tools for analog to make a foray into the AI space? Georgia Tech’s Dr. Jennifer Hasler, known for her work on FPAAs, joins other engineering experts to discuss ways of accelerating analog design in the age of AI.
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