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Signalai
Pig brains kept alive outside bodies for first time could have major implications for humans
"The Independent"
Experiment raises concerns about ethics of future research into brains in laboratories
Signalai
How the technology industry is beginning to rethink Moore’s Law
VentureBeat
Guest Technology providers that collectively adapt and embrace bold, new ideas will not only survive, but thrive.
Signalai
Introducing a brain-inspired computer
IBM
Introducing A Brain-inspired Computer and an End-to-End Ecosystem that Could Revolutionize Computing
Signalai
No Moore’s Law: the technology of the future will come from open innovation
"The Telegraph"
Real economic growth depends on real innovation - and technology will play a key role, says Professor Eugene A. Fitzgerald
Signalai
Nantero's radical carbon-nanotube memory could replace SSDs and DRAM
"PC World
Nantero's new carbon-nanotube chips could replace DRAM, solid-state and hard drives in PCs, and bring more storage to wearables
Signalai
Moore's Law is dead
Verslo, pasinaudojant viešai neatskleista
"We’re hitting limits with how small we can make these components."
Signalai
Meet the memcomputer: the brain-like alternative to quantum computing
Populiari mechanika
This computer works like the brain: It stores and processes info simultaneously.
Signalai
IBM atskleidžia darbinę daug didesnės talpos lusto versiją
New York Times "
Konsorciumas, kurio dalis yra įmonė, sukūrė itin tankių septynių nanometrų lustų, galinčių talpinti daug daugiau informacijos nei esami lustai, darbo versijas.
Signalai
Moore'o dėsnis parodo jo amžių
Wall Street Journal "
Prognozė, kad lustų gamintojai kasmet į tą patį silicio plotą išspaus maždaug dvigubai daugiau tranzistorių, buvo dar kartą peržiūrėtos.
Signalai
Moore'o įstatymas šį kartą tikrai negyvas
ArsTechnica
The chip industry is no longer going to treat Gordon Moore's law as the target to aim for.
Signalai
„Google“ papildo mašininio mokymosi užduotis naudodama tinkintą TPU lustą
"Google" debesies platforma
Editor's Update June 27, 2017: We recently announced Cloud TPUs.Machine learning provides the underlying oomph to many of Google’s most-loved applications.
Signalai
Technologijos kas ketvirtį po Moore'o dėsnio
Ekonomistas
„The Economist“ siūlo autoritetingą įžvalgą ir nuomonę apie tarptautines naujienas, politiką, verslą, finansus, mokslą, technologijas ir jų ryšius.
Signalai
'Miracle' computer chip gives big boost to artificial intelligence
"Newsweek"
Nvidia says the Tesla P100 is the largest computer chip ever made and will give a huge boost to the AI industry.
Signalai
Google's tensor processing unit could advance Moore's law 7 years into the future
"PC World
Google unveils custom TPU chip, which it says advances computing performance by three generations.
Signalai
Alchemy can't save Moore's law
Kita platforma
We don’t have a Moore’s Law problem so much as we have a materials science or alchemy problem. If you believe in materials science, what seems abundantly
Signalai
Novatoriškas šviesos pagrindu veikiantis fotoninis procesorius gali užtikrinti itin greitą duomenų perdavimą
"PC World
Naudodami šviesą, o ne elektrą, mokslininkai siūlo 10–50 kartų didesnį pralaidumą ir mažesnes energijos sąnaudas.
Signalai
Moore’s law is probably dead
vidutinis
Is there any concept in technology circles more talked about than Moore’s Law? Coined in 1965 by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, Moore’s Law predicted the doubling of transistors per chip every two…
Signalai
Kodėl Moore'o įstatymo mirtis gali pagimdyti daugiau į žmones panašių mašinų
laidinio
John Smart, a prominent futurist and writer told WIRED that Moore’s law ending allows us to jump from artificial machine intelligence – a top down, human engineered approach; to natural machine intelligence
Signalai
Proof that Moore’s Law has been replaced by a Virtual Moore’s Law that is accelerating and bringing the singularity with it
Gelbėjimosi valtis
Įvadas

Moore’s Law says that the number of transistors per square inch will double approximately every 18 months. This article will show how many technologies are providing us with a new Virtual Moore’s Law that proves computer performance will at least double every 18 months for the foreseeable future thanks to many new technological developments.

This Virtual Moore’s Law is propell
Signalai
Artificial intelligence is awakening the chip industry’s animal spirits
"The Economist"
Generalist chips are ceding some of the savannah to new, specialist processors
Signalai
Tiny giant: This bitty switch aims to supercharge 5G mobile networks
Gereportsas
The flight attendants are about to shut the cabin doors when you realize you forgot to download that sci-fi blockbuster you were looking forward to watching during the flight. As they tell you to shut down your personal devices, you press the download button. Before they’ve arrived at your row to demand you shut it off, the entire high-definition movie has flooded into your phone and it’s alre
Signalai
Nykimo taškas: nematomo kompiuterio atsiradimas
"The Guardian"
Ilgas skaitymas: dešimtmečius kompiuteriai buvo mažesni ir galingesni, o tai leidžia pasiekti didžiulę mokslo pažangą. Bet tai negali tęstis amžinai. Kas atsitiks, kai jie nustos mažėti?
Signalai
Naujos kartos kompiuterija: „Memristor“ lustai, kurie mato raštus per pikselius
Eurekalert
Inspired by how mammals see, a new 'memristor' computer circuit prototype at the University of Michigan has the potential to process complex data, such as images and video orders of magnitude, faster and with much less power than today's most advanced systems.
Signalai
Why IBM’S five-nanometer chip is a breakthrough
Atvirkštinis
It's smaller than a virus, but it will keep the industry on track for Moore’s Law.
Signalai
U.S. military sees future in neuromorphic computing
Kita platforma
The novel architectures story is still shaping out for 2017 when it comes machine learning, hyperscale, supercomputing and other areas. From custom ASICs
Signalai
Intel plans to ship its first-generation Neural Network Processor by the end of the year
Venture Beat
Intel’s hardware for accelerating AI computation is finally on its way to customers. The company announced today that its first-generation Neural Network Processor, code named “Lake Crest,” will be rolling out to a small set of partners soon to help them drastically accelerate how much machine learn…
Signalai
Chipmakers look to new materials
Pusiau inžinerija
Chipmakers Look To New Materials Silicon will be supplemented by 2D materials to extend Moore’s Law.
Signalai
We can now store light as sound, and it's a game changer for computing
Mokslo perspėjimas

Last year, scientists took a big step towards creating the next generation of computers.
Signalai
Hardware revolution? China invents new memory chip that may change modern computer structure
CGTN
Scientists in Shanghai invented a brand new type of computer memory that is both fast and durable, solving the trouble of previous types which can only maintain one of the two characteristics.
Signalai
Valleytronics discovery could extend limits of Moore’s law
„Berkeley Lab“
Research appearing today in Nature Communications finds useful new information-handling potential in samples of tin(II) sulfide (SnS), a candidate 'valleytronics' transistor material that might one day enable chipmakers to pack more computing power onto microchips.
Signalai
Google announces a new generation for its TPU machine learning hardware
Techcrunch
As the war for creating customized AI hardware heats up, Google announced at Google I/O 2018 that is rolling out out its third generation of silicon, the Tensor Processor Unit 3.0. Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the new TPU pod is eight times more powerful than last year, with up to 100 petaflops in performance. Google […]
Signalai
Why the discovery of room-temperature superconductors would unleash amazing technologies
„Singularity Hub“
To date, most superconductor applications have been limited to situations where you can afford to cool the components of your system to close to absolute zero. But many physicists believe a room-temperature superconductor could exist—and they're searching for it. Such a discovery would unleash amazing new technologies.
Signalai
How Intel’s 9th Gen chips show the way forward after Moore’s Law
Bordiūrų
Intel’s 9th Gen chips aren’t a massive leap ahead, but they show how the company is adapting for the future and the inevitable end of Moore’s Law
Signalai
Google says 'exponential' growth of AI is changing nature of compute
ZDNet
Google software engineer Cliff Young explains how the explosion in deep learning algorithms is coinciding with a breakdown in Moore's Law, the decades-old rule of thumb of progress in computer chips, forcing radical new computer designs.
Signalai
To keep pace with Moore's Law, chipmakers turn to 'Chiplets'
laidinio
AMD and Intel are combining modular pieces of silicon into a single chip, like assembling Lego blocks.
Signalai
Neuromorfinis kompiuteris yra didelis dalykas AI, bet kas tai yra?
„YouTube“ – ieškotojas
Kompiuterių sukūrimas taip, kad jie veiktų kaip smegenys, galėtų pakeisti mums žinomą technologiją. Štai viskas, ką reikia žinoti apie neuromorfinį skaičiavimą. Gaukite 2...
Signalai
New technologies give neuromorphic computing better memories
Kita platforma
Interest in neuromorphic computing has spurred research into new types of memory devices that can replicate the function of biological neurons and
Signalai
„Intel“ perka dirbtinio intelekto lustą, galintį perduoti duomenis 1,000 kartų greičiau
MIT Technology Review
„Intel“ ir kiti investuoja 13 mln. USD į „Untether AI“ – startuolį, kuris kuria naujo tipo dirbtinio intelekto lustą, kuris žada atlikti neuroninio tinklo skaičiavimus iškraipymo greičiu. Pagreitis: Toronte, Kanadoje, įsikūrusi „Untether“ jau sukūrė įrenginio prototipą, kuris perduoda duomenis tarp skirtingų lusto dalių 1,000 kartų daugiau...
Signalai
Atomically thin material could cut need for transistors in half
Arstechnica
It can do AND or OR logic in a single transistor, switch states using light.
Signalai
Fudan research team makes chip breakthrough
Chinadaily
A research team from Fudan University has discovered a novel basic architecture for chips that is expected to achieve higher area efficiency through halving the space of logic gate, or the elementary building block of a digital circuit.
Signalai
Chip design drastically reduces energy needed to compute with light
MIT naujienos
MIT researchers have developed a “photonic” artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator that computes using light instead of electricity — and consumes relatively little power in the process — to run massive neural networks millions of times more efficiently than today’s classical computers.
Signalai
Intel debuts new interconnects for tomorrow’s modular, 3-D chips
Silicio KAMPAS
Intel debuts new interconnects for tomorrow’s modular, 3-D chips - SiliconANGLE
Signalai
Naujieji „Intel“ AI lustai gali sutraiškyti duomenis 1,000 kartų greičiau nei įprasti
MIT Technology Review
Aparatinė įranga jau naudojama siekiant pagerinti tokių dalykų kaip galūnių protezavimas. Naujienos: „Intel“ ką tik pristatė „Pohoiki Beach“ – sistemą, kurioje yra 64 Loihi AI procesoriai. Tai vadinamieji neuromorfiniai lustai, kuriais siekiama imituoti žmogaus smegenų mokymosi gebėjimus ir energijos vartojimo efektyvumą. Nors technologija yra…
Signalai
Intel’s neuromorphic system hits 8 million neurons, 100 million coming by 2020
MIT Technology Review
Researchers can use the 64-chip Pohoiki Beach system to make systems that learn and see the world more like humans
Signalai
China pumps up the hype about A.I. with oddball computer chip
ZDNet
Nature magazine's cover story is about a Chinese chip that can run traditional deep learning code and also perform "neuromorophic" operations in the same circuitry. The work’s value seems obscured by a lot of hype about "artificial general intelligence" that has no real justification.
Signalai
Heterostructure crystals could light the way to optical circuits
Mokslas Dienos
It may be possible to reach new levels of miniaturization, speed, and data processing with optical quantum computers, which use light to carry information. For this, we need materials that can absorb and transmit photons. Scientists have introduced a new strategy for constructing photonic heterostructure crystals with tunable properties. Using a crystalline rod with stripes that fluoresce in diffe
Signalai
To power AI, this startup built a really, really big chip
laidinio
Many computer chips are smaller than your fingernail. Cerebras' new chip for AI systems is bigger than a standard iPad.
Signalai
TSMC thinks it can uphold Moore’s Law for decades
Kita platforma
If you thought the gang at Intel were Moore’s Law biggest devotees, you probably haven’t heard Philip Wong expound on the subject. Wong, who is vice
Signalai
The extreme physics pushing Moore’s Law to the next level
Ieškotojas
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Signalai
Intel throws down AI gauntlet with neural network chips
Kita platforma
At this year’s Intel AI Summit, the chipmaker demonstrated its first-generation Neural Network Processors (NNP): NNP-T for training and NNP-I for
Signalai
Intel: Reports of Moore's Law's death have been greatly exaggerated
Atvirkštinis
But the future of computing may look very different from today's smartphones.
Signalai
Nvidia unveils Orin, its next-gen SOC for autonomous vehicles and robots
ZDNet
Nvidia also said it will give the transportation industry access to its Nvidia Drive deep neural networks for autonomous vehicle development.
Signalai
Beyond Moore’s Law: 3D silicon circuits take transistor arrays into the third dimension
Mokslas Dienos
Silicon integrated circuits, which are used in computer processors, are approaching the maximum feasible density of transistors on a single chip—at least, in two-dimensional arrays. Now, a team of engineers at the University of Michigan have stacked a second layer of transistors directly atop a s
Signalai
Stanford University finds that AI is outpacing Moore’s Law
Kompiuterio savaitės
Every three months, the speed of artificial intelligence computation doubles, according to Standford University’s 2019 AI Index report.
Signalai
A computer made from DNA can compute the square root of 900
NewScientist
A DNA computer consisting of strands of DNA in a test tube can calculate the square root of numbers up to 900
Signalai
Google is using AI to design chips that will accelerate AI
MIT Technology Review
A new reinforcement-learning algorithm has learned to optimize the placement of components on a computer chip to make it more efficient and less power-hungry. 3D Tetris: Chip placement, also known as chip floor planning, is a complex three-dimensional design problem. It requires the careful configuration of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of components across multiple layers in…
Signalai
After 50 years of effort, researchers made silicon emit light
laidinio
We’re approaching the speed limit for electronic computer chips. If we want to go faster, we’ll need data-carrying photons—and some tiny lasers.
Signalai
Artificial intelligence chip market to reflect impressive expansion during 2018 – 2028
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Signalai
Skaičiavimo galia gali augti, nes Moore'o įstatymas išnyks. Štai kaip
„Singularity Hub“
Bus vis svarbiau sutelkti kompiuterių mokslininkų pastangas optimizuoti visus skaičiavimo krūvos elementus, kad jie veiktų.
Signalai
Intel will soon bake anti-malware defenses directly into its CPUs
ARSTechnica
Control-Flow Enforcement Technology will debut in Tiger Lake microarchitecture.
Signalai
Electronic components join forces to take up 10 times less space on computer chips
„EurekAlert“
Electronic filters are essential to the inner workings of our phones and other wireless devices. They eliminate or enhance specific input signals to achieve the desired output signals. They are essential, but take up space on the chips that researchers are on a constant quest to make smaller. A new study demonstrates the successful integration of the individual elements that make up electronic fil