Shi led the team to develop a complete brain-inspired computing platform from theory, chips, software to systems and applications, which is still being updated. The TianJic chip has been developed for generations, and the world's first brain-inspired commercial chip has also hit the market with...
Artificial neural networks suffer from catastrophic forgetting. Unlike humans, when these networks are trained on something new, they rapidly forget what was learned before. In the brain, a mechanism thought to be important for protecting memories is the
2. Why do we need neuromorphic computing? DS: The answer is quite obvious if one interprets neuromorphic computing as a biologically inspired computing technology facilitated by powerful deep learning algorithms that have already showed profound impact on science, technology, and our society. However,...
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“That’s why we’re conducting intensive research into developing new hardware that mimics the structure of the human brain, with neurons, synapses, andneural networks, known as brain-inspired computing (BICs). But even though we’ve managed to drastically reduce the energy consumptio...
Brain-Inspired Computing Materials A team of scientists from Texas A&M University, Sandia National Lab – Livermore, and Stanford University are taking lessons from the brain to design materials for more efficient computing. The new class of materials discovered is the first of their kind – mimic...
for research in cognitive computing. Tags:IBMLawrence Livermore National Lab Sequoianeurosynaptic cores Barry Pangrle (all posts) Barry Pangrle is a power architect. He is based in Silicon Valley. Technical Papers Two Silicon Switches Driven Both Thermally and Electrically With Ultra-Low-Crosstalk (...
Even as we pack more cores into processors and design new forms of memory storage, our computing technology is nowhere close to the power of the human brain. The human brain has roughly 100 trillion synapses – a neural network that took 96 racks of the Lawrence Livermore National Lab Sequ...
denser arrays of transistors, and therefore more processing and functionality for less power consumption are just scratching the surface of what can be done to enable brain-inspired computing.
The new type of brain-inspired computing architecture was created by optimizing the electrical properties of soft crystals grown from the molecules. The finding has just been reported in the journalNature. Damien Thompson, Professor in Physics at UL who leads a research team in predictive materials ...