After the last few years of development, Intel’s Loihi neuromorphic chips We get a better idea about it as time goes on. new technology It can come into our lives in a much shorter time than expected. Intel new chip technology It plans to open it for commercial use in the near future.
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories in the USA neuromorphic chips high-performance operations more efficient, environmentally friendly and affordable disclosed that it has the potential to Loihi’s high performance computing (HPC) is said to be the future.
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Intel’s neuromorphic chips mimic the neurons of the human brain.
Intel, Loihi chips first introduced in 2017. The company makes Loihi using much less energy than traditional chips. artificial intelligence He described it as a way to get things done faster. Intel Labs‘s leader, Rich Uhlig, to perform the company’s artificial intelligence operations more efficiently Loihithe future of CPUannounced that they can integrate it into their
Unlike traditional chips found in other Intel processors, neuromorphic chipsthe human brain your neurons imitates. Because of their needle-like structure, these chips only consume electricity while providing data. much less energy needs.
Intel, Loihi’s future has not yet made a firm decision about. The company, which has made plans on this subject, has recently new chip technologies will decide on it. The company currently manufactures neuromorphic chips. making it available for personal use and works on its marketing.
technology company LoihiWe don’t yet know how it will go about making it available to consumers and businesses. However, the company neuromorphic chip scale the chip with the next version from 128 thousand neurons He plans to raise it to millions.
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