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  • Emerging electronic devices and computing architectures.
  • Non-von-Neumann computing paradigms.
  • Combinatorial optimization (CO) problem-solving.

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  • Moore's Law slowdown necessitates novel computing approaches.
  • Ising machines are gaining attention as efficient CO problem solvers.
  • Many CO problems map to finding ground states of the Ising model.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To comprehensively survey recent developments in Ising machines.
  • To detail oscillator types, Ising model implementation, and solver performance.
  • To suggest methods for further performance enhancement.

Main Methods:

  • Review of Ising machine prototypes based on physical principles.
  • Focus on Ising Hamiltonian solvers utilizing coupled oscillator networks.
  • Analysis of room-temperature operation, footprint, power consumption, and speed.

Main Results:

  • Ising machines, particularly coupled oscillator networks, demonstrate potential for efficient CO problem solving.
  • These solvers offer advantages like room-temperature operation and low power consumption.
  • Various oscillator types and implementation principles have been explored.

Conclusions:

  • Ising machines, especially those using coupled oscillators, represent a significant advancement in computing.
  • Further research into performance improvement methods is crucial.
  • This technology holds promise for tackling intractable optimization problems.