A brain-inspired supercomputing system with the equivalent of 64 million artificial neurons and 16 billion synapses...
Originally shared by Wayne Radinsky
A brain-inspired supercomputing system with the equivalent of 64 million artificial neurons and 16 billion synapses has been built by IBM and the US Air Force.
"The system contains 64 of IBM's TrueNorth chips fits inside a standard server rack and will be able to scale to half a billion artificial neurons with its current architecture. The TrueNorth chips are different from CPUs in that each core can operate in parallel and without a clock."
https://www.singularityarchive.com/ibms-artificial-brain-has-grown-from-256-neurons-to-64-million-neurons-in-6-years/
A brain-inspired supercomputing system with the equivalent of 64 million artificial neurons and 16 billion synapses has been built by IBM and the US Air Force.
"The system contains 64 of IBM's TrueNorth chips fits inside a standard server rack and will be able to scale to half a billion artificial neurons with its current architecture. The TrueNorth chips are different from CPUs in that each core can operate in parallel and without a clock."
https://www.singularityarchive.com/ibms-artificial-brain-has-grown-from-256-neurons-to-64-million-neurons-in-6-years/
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