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Neuromorphic chips 'up to 16 times more energy efficient' for deep learning
May 24, 2022, 12:31 p.m. | Dan Robinson
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Graz University findings will become more significant as more AI work is done
Neuromorphic chips have been endorsed in research showing that they are much more energy efficient at operating large deep learning networks than non-neuromorphic hardware.…
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