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Student from the lab that originally developed Nengo here. Yes! As far as I know, the company that develops Nengo (ABR) [1] is working on this with Intel [2].
by aurelian15 8y ago
Student from the lab that originally developed Nengo here.
Yes! As far as I know, the company that develops Nengo (ABR) [1] is working on this with Intel [2]. Also see the presentation "Building applications with next generation neuromorphic hardware" from the NICE 2018 workshop [2] (video is available, password is on the top of the page).
[1] https://appliedbrainresearch.com/ https://appliedbrainresearch.com/
[2] https://appliedbrainresearch.com/pressreleases/02-nice-loihi/ https://appliedbrainresearch.com/pressreleases/02-nice-loihi...
[3] http://niceworkshop.org/nice-2018-agenda/ http://niceworkshop.org/nice-2018-agenda/
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