Intel unveils second-gen neuromorphic chip

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Intel unveils second-gen neuromorphic chip
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Intel unveils second-gen neuromorphic chip

Loihi 2 is designed to mimic the architecture of the human brain

Intel has announced Loihi 2, the second generation of its neuromorphic chip designed to model the workings of the human brain. The company claims that Loihi 2 is nearly 10 times faster than its ...

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