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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Computer Engineering
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Growing computational demands in AI necessitate energy-efficient hardware for edge computation.
In situ machine learning requires memory hardware with tunable properties for both training and inference.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a universal in-memory computing architecture for in situ learning.
To create a hardware solution for general edge intelligence.

Main Methods:

Fabrication of a duplex device structure using a ferroelectric field-effect transistor and an atomically thin MoS2 channel.
Implementation of a hardware neural network with two-transistors-one-duplex ferroelectric field-effect transistor cells.
Exploitation of ferroelectric energy landscape tunability for device performance.

Main Results:

Demonstrated excellent endurance (>10^13), retention (>10 years), speed (4.8 ns), and energy efficiency (22.7 fJ/bit/μm^2).
Achieved 99.86% accuracy in a nonlinear localization task using in situ trained weights.
Simulations indicate comparable performance to GPUs with significantly improved energy efficiency.

Conclusions:

The developed duplex device offers a promising hardware foundation for efficient in situ machine learning at the edge.
Three-dimensional heterogeneous integration with silicon circuitry can enable general edge intelligence solutions.