Published on: 2025-06-08 07:24:44
Sandia National Labs has flipped the switch on its SpiNNaker 2 “brain-inspired” supercomputer that eschews both GPUs and internal storage. The system, supplied by Germany-based SpiNNcloud, will rank amongst the top five “brain inspired” platforms, mimicking between 150 and 180 million neurons. The architecture was initially developed by Arm pioneer Steve Furber, though it still falls somewhat short of the human brain’s 100 billion neurons. As SpiNNcloud explains it, the SpiNNaker 2’s highly p
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-08 22:24:44
Sandia National Labs has flipped the switch on its SpiNNaker 2 “brain-inspired” supercomputer that eschews both GPUs and internal storage. The system, supplied by Germany-based SpiNNcloud, will rank amongst the top five “brain inspired” platforms, mimicking between 150 and 180 million neurons. The architecture was initially developed by Arm pioneer Steve Furber, though it still falls somewhat short of the human brain’s 100 billion neurons. As SpiNNcloud explains it, the SpiNNaker 2’s highly p
Keywords: board chips dram spinnaker spinncloud
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