This ‘brain-inspired’ supercomputer will explore deep learning for the U.S. nuclear program

A new low-power, “brain-inspired” supercomputing platform based on IBM chip technology will soon start exploring deep learning for the U.S. nuclear program.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced on Tuesday that it has purchased the platform, based on the TrueNorth neurosynaptic chip IBM introduced in 2014. It will use the technology to evaluate machine-learning and deep-learning applications for the National Nuclear Security Administration.

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This ‘brain-inspired’ supercomputer will explore deep learning for the U.S. nuclear program