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To: engineer who wrote (196406)	11/2/2025 9:05:01 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 196520

Encharge Recharges In-memory Compute \| TechInsights share.google Subtle EnCharge Qualcomm connections exist. share.google More about EnCharge: allaboutcircuits.com

To: engineer who wrote (196406)	11/3/2025 9:19:00 AM
From: waitwatchwander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196520

Yes, I noted much of the basic work with analog got rolling 5+ years ago. I suspect it would take that long just to get stable product let alone scalable. What's true today is that there certainly is a lot of activity on both the digital and analog side of in memory compute. Slew of ResearchGate papers here are all dated 2025. I don't believe this game is decided one way or another just yet. researchgate.net I believe Qualcomm is fabricating their own SRAM in addition to whatever they are doing with LPDDR. fwiw ps I found paper of particular basic interest ... researchgate.net This one was kinda neat too ... mdpi.com.