IBM 'cognitive chip' TrueNorth can capture video at 2,000 fps
"Neuromorphic computing" can get massive results at fraction of power, tests indicate
IBM's TrueNorth "cognitive chip", which is built to operation in a similar fashion to the human brain, has shown an ability to capture video at a far higher frame rate than traditional techology allows....
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