I just published an article on Medium titled "The Rise of Neuromorphic Processors: Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life." It is rather lengthy, at 2100 words, but if you are interested in neuromorphic processors, it may pique your interest.https://lnkd.in/dHDH6Mwv
His graph confirms my own observations and those of a number of other posters but more importantly it confirms everything we have been hearing from Brainchip about how interest in AKIDA technology really started to take off around the time of the full release of AKIDA 2.0 TENNS. By the way the graph I am referring to appears right at the very beginning of the article.
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11hFantastic article, Gary.
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10hThank you, Barney!
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1dGary, This article was an excellent overview of the here and now story of neuromorphic computing. I was interested to see your tracking of mentions. Many companies initially took the GPU approach since it was accessible in everyone's desktop it cloud, but neuromorphic computing is making a big run based on its power advantages.
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10hSteve Brightfield, I appreciate your comment. Thank you!
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3dBrainChip
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3dYou work for a fascinating company.