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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…
Argonne Turns to Insects for Neuromorphic Computing
August 13, 2021
The burgeoning field of neuromorphic computing – arguably led by Intel’s “Loihi” chip – leverages virtualized neurons to mimic the behavior of the bra Read more…
Intel Teams with National Labs for Major Leaps in Semiconductors, Neuromorphics
October 2, 2020
After facing setbacks in its semiconductor execution, including a delay in its 7nm node, Intel is announcing two partnerships with U.S. national labs that reaffirm its commitment to advanced computing: first, a partnership with the DOE and the national labs that focuses on developing next-generation semiconductors and manufacturing techniques; and second... Read more…
Neuromorphic Computing to Assist Children Who Use Wheelchairs
August 20, 2020
Intel’s neuromorphic chip has learned to smell, learned to touch – and now, it’s here to help. The chip, which mimics the behavior of the human brain, is Read more…
Get a Grip: Intel Neuromorphic Chip Used to Give Robotics Arm a Sense of Touch
July 15, 2020
Moving neuromorphic technology from the laboratory into practice has proven slow-going. This week, National University of Singapore researchers moved the needle Read more…
Intel’s Neuromorphic Chip Scales Up (and It Smells)
March 18, 2020
Neuromorphic chips attempt to directly mimic the behavior of the human brain. Intel, which introduced its Loihi neuromorphic chip in 2017, has just announced that Loihi has been scaled up into a system that simulates over 100 million neurons. Furthermore, it announced that the chip smells. Read more…
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