학술논문
TrueNorth: Accelerating From Zero to 64 Million Neurons in 10 Years
Document Type
Periodical
Author
DeBole, M.; Taba, B.; Amir, A.; Akopyan, F.; Andreopoulos, A.; Risk, W.; Kusnitz, J.; Ortega Otero, C.; Nayak, T.; Appuswamy, R.; Carlson, P.; Cassidy, A.; Datta, P.; Esser, S.; Garreau, G.; Holland, K.; Lekuch, S.; Mastro, M.; McKinstry, J.; di Nolfo, C.; Paulovicks, B.; Sawada, J.; Schleupen, K.; Shaw, B.; Klamo, J.; Flickner, M.; Arthur, J.; Modha, D.
Source
Computer. 52(5):20-29 May, 2019
Subject
Language
ISSN
0018-9162
1558-0814
1558-0814
Abstract
IBM's brain-inspired processor is a massively parallel neural network inference engine containing 1 million spiking neurons and 256 million low-precision synapses. Now, after a decade of fundamental research spanning neuroscience, architecture, chips, systems, software, and algorithms, IBM has delivered the largest neurosynaptic computer ever built.