BRAINWAY and nano-Abacus architecture: Brain-inspired Cognitive Computing using Energy Efficient Physical Computational Structures, Algorithms and Architecture Co-Design
Continuing on the theme of the prior chapter, Andreas Andreou provides a number of examples of bio-inspired chip designs, many of which are components in systems that solve complex problems of interest to organizations like DARPA. It also describes three waves of computing that match well with ideas...
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