Intel Labs Launches Neuromorphic ‘Kapoho Point’ Board

September 28, 2022

Over the past five years, Intel has been iterating on its neuromorphic chips and systems, aiming to create devices (and software for those devices) that closely Read more…

Intel Unveils Loihi 2, Its Second-Generation Neuromorphic Chip

September 30, 2021

Four years after the introduction of Loihi, Intel’s first neuromorphic chip, the company is introducing its successor. According to Intel, the second-generation chip will provide faster processing, higher resource density and greater energy efficiency. Intel is also introducing Lava, a software framework for neuromorphic computing. Read more…

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