I have yet to see a proposal for compute-in-memory that isn’t actually compute-near-memory and keeps the density of memory arrays. If you’re still doing row-co

I have yet to see a proposal for compute-in-memory that isn’t actually compute-near-memory and keeps the density of memory arrays. If you’re still doing row-column access, it’s just another Von Neumann machine. If you have compute hardware within each row to perform operations on every row in parallel, it’s now just another ALU.