Fig. 1. (Color online) The AnDi architecture based on a DDFP processor is designed to seamlessly integrate data from both the analogue and digital domains, enabling FP computation^[5]. With this architecture, the hybrid mapper has the capability to dynamically allocate matrix multiplication tasks across these domains with fine-grained control at the single row and column level, tailored to the specific requirements of the task. The system outperforms a purely analogue CIM system in terms of floating-point compatibility, precision, and the efficient use of spatial array resources.