Ternary Dataflow Compilation and Optimization
Silicon I-structure memory — the classical hardware implementation of single-assignment ternary memory.
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Silicon I-structure memory — the classical hardware implementation of single-assignment ternary memory.
What It IS
Technical VisionThe architectural essence — what makes this technology work
A silicon memory chip implementing the I-structure primitive — each memory cell with a native ternary encoding and a FULL/EMPTY state bit enforced in hardware. Classical CMOS implementing the memory model of a ternary dataflow architecture. The abstract made concrete in silicon.
Abstract
Advanced compiler techniques for optimizing ternary dataflow graphs across heterogeneous hardware targets.
Visual Essence
A silicon memory chip implementing the I-structure primitive — each memory cell with a native ternary encoding and a FULL/EMPTY state bit enforced in hardware. Classical CMOS implementing the memory model of a ternary dataflow architecture. The abstract made concrete in silicon.
Technology Domains
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