2020 BRN Discussion, page-26697

Thanks BlueAnt,

I had not seen this yet, I like when Rob Telson says this in the blog

The Akida Platform is Different

BrainChip’s Akida event domain neuromorphic processor is extremely power-efficient, scalable, high in memory capacity, easy to configure and reconfigure as application needs change. It can also execute prior-generation CNNs, as well as future generation new SNNs, on the same hardware – concurrently, if needed. This last feature has proven to be an important differentiator because it can perform tasks where CNNs typically shine, such as extraction of features from given data , but do it far more efficiently by running the inference in the event domain.
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Like the biological brain, Akida chips can learn in real-time, and keep learning. With this capability, plus its ease of reconfiguration, products built with Akida can switch tasks quickly, in the order of milliseconds. Once learned, a task can be copied from one device to many other devices that also keep learning.