Ever since moving to Silicon Valley some time ago The Memory Guy has worked with a number of impressively-talented engineers from India. Some are educated in the US, while others are educated in India. One university that produces excellent engineers is the Indian Institute of Technology, or IIT.
It comes as no surprise, then, to find a valuable resource produced by an IIT faculty member. Dr. Sparsh Mittal, an assistant professor at IIT Hyderabad, reached out to me to share some papers that he thought might be of interest to Memory Guy readers. They were a few of roughly 40 papers that he has posted on his publications page. He explained that he previously worked at Oak Ridge National Lab, in the US.
Dr. Sparsh has published several very comprehensive surveys on memory systems, both conventional and emerging, covering topics like DRAM reliability, NVM/Flash, ReRAM-based processing-in-memory, and the architecture of neural networks. The web page lists 34 surveys, eight of them Continue reading “Valuable Memory Technical Resources”