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A Hybrid RRAM-SRAM Computing-In-Memory Architecture for Deep Neural Network Inference-Training Edge Acceleration

This paper presents a hybrid computing-in-memory architecture for inference and training stages of a two-layer deep neural network, with 96 Kb RRAM and 4Kb 7T SRAM. Combining merits of RRAM and SRAM, the hybrid architecture provides fast weight-updating for training, while achieves 997x lower standby power consumption and 1.35x higher area efficiency than SRAM-only scheme. A classification accuracy of 91% is obtained for resized MNIST task.