Intel introduced chips that act like human brains
Intel has just introduced a new chip that has great significance for artificial intelligence. The company is currently testing a "self-learning" chip designed to study like the human brain.
The "Loihi test chip" is Intel's name for the neuromorphic chip (human brain simulation chip). That is, it is designed to learn from its own environment. The chip can be used for a variety of high-tech applications, but the company says it will be particularly effective in the field of industrial automation and personal robots.
Michael Mayberry - CEO of Intel Labs said: The Loihi test chip includes many digital circuits that mimic the mechanical activity of the brain, helping to analyze data faster and bring more efficiency.
- Instructions for viewing Intel microprocessor generation information on Windows computers
- How to assemble CPUs from Intel and AMD
According to Intel, the ability to self-study on a chip has unique advantages over cloud-based systems. It can end much faster because the system can learn without moving data between the chip and the cloud.
Until now, the chip is still a prototype, but Intel said it plans to start working with universities and other researchers next year for further development.
You should read it
- Microsoft released an Intel chip patch
- Intel's Loihi neural chip has the ability to ... smell like a human
- Intel is about to launch a new Wifi chip that makes web browsing speed unbelievably fast
- Researchers are getting closer to creating a complete human brain simulation chip
- The generation of Intel CPU chip ever
- Intel challenged IBM and Google with supercomputers with 250 times cooler temperatures than the universe
- Intel officially unveiled Cannon Lake Z390 chipset
- Apple will stop using Intel chips on Macs from 2020, switching to 'homegrown' chips.
May be interested
- Intel brought its strongest chip, a Core i9 processor, to a laptopthis is the best processor and game processor for laptops that intel has ever created.
- The chip that combines Intel and AMD gives the baby PC with a palm that can use VRintroducing the core i7 8th generation chip at ces 2018, intel unveiled two nucs just by the palm and can experience virtual reality.
- 6 reasons to avoid Intel's 14th generation CPUintel has announced the 14th generation intel core processors - the latest addition to the intel processor family on the 7nm intel 4 processor node. these chips are said to be the best, most power-efficient chips intel offers, but many people are disappointed with their performance.
- How are Intel's U, P and H chips different?in laptops, things are a bit more complicated. you may have seen laptop chips come with various suffixes and you're not entirely sure what they mean.
- Top 5 best Intel CPUs 2022intel has always been at the forefront of gaming and productivity, with a series of new chips that vastly improve on the previous generation while also outperforming rival amd.
- Serious security vulnerability on Intel chipseither leave the hole or install the patch to make it slower. how to choose it depends on you.
- Intel shook hands with AMD to release the 8th generation chip competing with Nvidiathe two rivals amd and intel decided to join forces to design mobile processors for the 8th generation h-series series that combine the strengths of both sides and help the two parties communicate more effectively.
- Intel's 8th generation processor 'darts' delicious 4K videoscomputers may no longer be darling when everyone uses their phones as an indispensable item every day. but now, they will feel excited again.
- The most advanced Intel MacBook Pro will come out next monthaccording to a report from china supply screen emsone, apple will introduce the new macbook pro with intel haswell chip at the event on september 10. this event is also expected to be an occasion for apple to unveil its new iphone model.
- How does CEO Intel try to reassure investors about security flaws?intel ceo brian krzanich presented a recent review of spectre and meltdown security deficiencies recently discovered in most intel processors.