Intel to release 'Nervana' neuromorphic chip by December
Firm collaborating with Facebook in order to develop the chip's AI capabilities
Neuromorphic chips seek to mimic the brain's ability to learn from experience
Intel has announced what it describes as the "industry's first neural network processor". The microchip giant says it will be shipping the Nervana Neural Network Processor (NNP) by the end of the year,...
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