> but it's not new and game changing IMO.But according to WBT &...

> but it's not new and game changing IMO.

But according to WBT & Leti, their upcoming demo product possibly will be ....

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The neuromorphic demo uses the latest Weebit SiOx ReRAM technology, running inference tasks use SpikingNeural Network (SNN) algorithms developed by CEA-Leti’s team. It is a powerful proof-of-concept circuit,showcasing the future where circuits will operate similarly to the human brain. In this instance a bio-inspired architecture using Weebit’s ReRAM technology will implement synapses in a way which mimics human biological synapse activity. Unlike AI circuits which use standard processors and are implemented via software algorithms trying to simulate the synapse function, this demo uses a hardware topology which looks and functions very much like the neurons and synapses in the brain.This ground-breaking technology enables greatly increased parallel connectivity compared to current circuits. This will result in extremely energy efficient, fast and dense AI computation in the future, ultimately fitting many more types of applications.

Coby Hanoch, CEO of Weebit Nano, said: “Artificial Intelligence is expanding rapidly. We are seeing applications in face recognition, autonomous vehicles, and use in medical prognosis, to name just a few domains. It is touching almost every aspect of our lives. Today’s state-of-the-art applications use digital computers trying to simulate theways the brain performs these tasks. However,using Neuromorphic techniques based on ReRAM technology has the potential to emulate the way the brain works, and making the computing process significantly more efficient.This has the potential to become the platform of choice for many researchers in the AI domain.

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