Approximate computing has recently emerged as a promising approach to energy-efficient
design of digital systems. Approximate computing relies on the ability of many systems and …

In neuroscience, population coding theory demonstrates that neural assemblies can achieve
fault-tolerant information processing. Mapped to nanoelectronics, this strategy could allow …

In recent years, inexact computing has been increasingly regarded as one of the most
promising approaches for reducing energy consumption in many applications that can …

Well over a decade ago, many believed that an engine of growth driving the semiconductor
and computing industries---captured nicely by Gordon Moore's remarkable prophecy …

The architecture of computational devices is shaped by their energy consumption. Energetic
constraints are used to design silicon-based computers but are poorly understood for neural …

In recent years, inexact computing has been increasingly regarded as one of the most
promising approaches for slashing energy consumption in many applications that can …

Consider how advantageous it might be to have eyes on our hands, rather than on our
faces: depth perception would be improved by the greater distance between the eyes, and it …

As pressures, notably from energy consumption, start impeding the growth and scale of
computing systems, inevitably, designers and users are increasingly considering the …

Requirements for reliability, low power consumption, and performance place complex and
conflicting demands on the design of high-performance computing (HPC) systems. Fault …

In recent times, approximate computing is being increasingly adopted across the computing
stack, from algorithms to computing hardware, to gain energy and performance efficiency by …