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Zijian Zhao, Varun Darshana Parekh, Po-Kai Hsu, Yixin Qin, Yiming Song, A N M Nafiul Islam, Ningyuan Cao, Siddharth Joshi and 12 more
The authors demonstrate NAND memory-string detection of spatiotemporal event sequences by sensing current when incoming pulses match stored values and temporal order. A physical five-FeFET string conducts for a match and stays at low current for a mismatch. In a benchmark, a simulated array improves latency by more than 10³× and energy by more than 10⁶× over CPU baselines; this comparison is simulator-based, not a full physical-array result.
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