In this video, Bill Risk from IBM Research-Almaden describes a set of possible applications for the the cognitive chip called TrueNorth. It’s based on a non-von Neumann computing architecture that’s inspired by the function, low power consumption, and density of the human brain.
Read the Full Story about the SyNAPSE project and these neurosynaptic chips. You can alos download a free chapter of Smart Machines, a book by IBM Research Director John E. Kelly III.
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The high-performance computing (HPC) market is witnessing a notable shift towards the cloud, partially driven by the benefits of enhanced energy efficiency. According to Hyperion Research nearly every organization running HPC workloads is either already using or investigating the cloud to accelerate application performance, with the cloud market for HPC workloads forecast to reach $11.5 […]
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