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[-] proctonaut@lemmy.world 2 points 8 months ago

I haven't really kept up with it but doesn't the zen architecture have separate L1 and L2 for each core?

[-] MostlyHarmless@programming.dev 1 points 8 months ago

Even if it does it isn't the same thing. The article explains everything

NorthPole is made of 256 computing units, or cores, each of which contains its own memory... The cores are wired together in a network inspired by the white-matter connections between parts of the human cerebral cortex, Modha says. This and other design principles — most of which existed before but had never been combined in one chip — enable NorthPole to beat existing AI machines

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