Abstract: A neural network unit convolves an H×W×C input with F R×S×C filters to generate F Q×P outputs. N processing units (PU) each have a register receiving a respective word of an N-word row of a second memory and multiplexed-register selectively receiving a respective word of an N-word row of a first memory or word rotated from an adjacent PU multiplexed-register. H first memory rows hold input blocks of B words each of channels of respective 2-dimensional input row slices. R×S×C second memory rows hold filter blocks of B words each holding P copies of a filter weight. B is the smallest factor of N greater than W. The PU blocks multiply-accumulate input blocks and filter blocks in column-channel-row order; they read a row of input blocks and rotate it around the N PUs while performing multiply-accumulate operations so each PU block receives each input block before reading another row.

Abstract: A neural network unit convolves a H×W×C input with F R×S×C filters to generate F Q×P outputs. N processing units (PU) each have a register receiving a memory word and a multiplexed-register selectively receiving a memory word or word rotated from an adjacent PU multiplexed-register. The N PUs are logically partitioned as G blocks each of B PUs. The PUs convolve in a column-channel-row order. For each filter column: the N registers read a memory row, each PU multiplies the register and the multiplexed-register to generate a product to accumulate, and the multiplexed-registers are rotated by one; the multiplexed-registers are rotated to align the input blocks with the adjacent PU block. This is performed for each channel. For each filter row, N multiplexed-registers read a memory row for the multiply-accumulations, F column-channel-row-sums are generated and written to the memory, then all steps are performed for each output row.

Abstract: N processing units (PU) each have an arithmetic unit (AU) that performs an operation on first, second and third inputs to generate a result to store in an accumulator having an output provided to the first input. A weight input is received by the AU second input. A multiplexed register has first, second, third and fourth data inputs and an output received by the third AU input. A first memory provides N weight words to the N weight inputs. A second memory provides N data words to the multiplexed register first data inputs. The multiplexed register output is also received by the second, third, and fourth data input of the multiplexed register one, 2{circumflex over (?)}J, and 2{circumflex over (?)}K PUs away, respectively. The N multiplexed registers collectively operate as an N-word rotater that rotates by one, 2{circumflex over (?)}J, or 2{circumflex over (?)}K words when the control input specifies the second, third, or fourth data input, respectively.