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A '''neuromorphic chip''' is any [[integrated circuit]] that attempts to imitate the function of a biological brain by mimicking things such as cranial nerves, neurons, and synapses. | A '''neuromorphic chip''' is any [[integrated circuit]] that attempts to imitate the function of a biological brain by mimicking things such as cranial nerves, neurons, and synapses. | ||
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+ | == Chips == | ||
+ | * Digital | ||
+ | ** Intel {{intel|Loihi}} | ||
+ | ** IBM {{ibm|TrueNorth}} | ||
+ | ** [[SpiNNaker]] | ||
+ | * Analog | ||
+ | ** Heidelberg University [[HICANN]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:35, 20 March 2018
A neuromorphic chip is any integrated circuit that attempts to imitate the function of a biological brain by mimicking things such as cranial nerves, neurons, and synapses.
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