Publications by authors named "Young-Jong Jang"
Using a PIM interface for improving computer medical image processing abilities.
Technol Health Care
April 2021
Article Synopsis
- Biomedical engineers need super-fast computers to work with medical images, but current technology isn't fast enough.
- Researchers suggest a new way called "processing in memory" (PIM) that can fix some of these issues, especially with older systems.
- Tests show that the new PIM method processes images over 81% faster than traditional computers, which could help many areas, not just medicine.