<ul><li>Researchers at Technion have developed a software package that allows computers to perform calculations directly in memory, bypassing the CPU.</li><li>This approach, known as in-memory computing, aims to improve computing speed and energy efficiency by eliminating data transfers between the CPU and memory.</li><li>Professor Shahar Kvatinsky and his team at Technion have been working on addressing the 'memory wall' problem for years, which involves finding ways to perform computations directly in memory.</li><li>The team has developed a platform called PyPIM, which enables developers to write software for in-memory computing systems in Python and includes libraries to convert Python commands into machine-level instructions in memory.</li></ul>

Scientists find way to boost computer speed and efficiency by skipping the CPU

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