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Asynchronous, analog, spike-based, co-located memory. Closer NN sim than von Neumann architecture, orders of magnitude more power-efficient. One human brain-eq
by bobsil1 10y ago
Asynchronous, analog, spike-based, co-located memory. Closer NN sim than von Neumann architecture, orders of magnitude more power-efficient.
One human brain-equivalent NN on classic architecture costs ~$70M and uses ~100 houses worth of power.
- alexmlamb2 10y agoThe rigor of this claim is very questionable. I assume it's based on neuron == hidden unit. In any case though my guess is that a human neuron accomplishes way more than a hidden unit in a NN so it may be fair to view that as a lower-bound.