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A Brief History of Neuromorphic Computing

  • 2015-04-06
  • Tim Molter
  • Knowm and AHaH Computing
  • 0 Comment

Mimicking Nature’s Computers How does nature compute? Attempting to answer this question naturally leads one to consider biological nervous systems, although examples of computation abound in other manifestations of life. Some examples include plant... read more

The Generalized Metastable Switch Memristor Model

  • 2015-04-19
  • Tim Molter
  • Knowm and AHaH Computing, Memristor
  • 0 Comment

Introduction Many memristive materials have recently been reported [1–5], and the trend continues. New designs and materials are being used to create a diverse range of devices and Knowm Inc. is now selling discrete memristors! Memristor models are also... read more

Article on Knowm Inc.’s Launch from EETimes

  • 2015-07-07
  • Tim Molter
  • Announcements, Press
  • 0 Comment

The first component that realizes the two-decades-old search for analog hardware that mimics the learning ability of the human brain’s synapses and neurons has come to market. Based on memristors, the component from startup Knowm Inc. (Sante Fe, N.M... read more

Report from the Navy Karles Invitational on Neuro-Electronics

  • 2015-08-26
  • Alex Nugent
  • Philosophical, Research
  • 0 Comment

Introduction Knowm partner Hillary Riggs and I had the great pleasure of attending the Navy Karles Invitational Conference on Neuroelectronics, hosted by the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC from August 18-19, 2015. It was a small and short even... read more

The Constraints for Neuromorphic Computing Systems Have Suddenly Changed

  • 2015-09-02
  • Alex Nugent
  • Philosophical
  • 0 Comment

The Moment of Change for Neuromorphic Computing Systems Today marks the end of a grueling but exciting six weeks since we launched Knowm Inc. I have spoken with dozens of analysts and reporters and criss-crossed the country. We introduced Knowm Inc. and o... read more

Thermodynamic Computing

  • 2017-02-27
  • Alex Nugent
  • Knowm and AHaH Computing, Memristor, Philosophical, Thermodynamic RAM
  • 4 Comment

Is there something else out there? At a fundamental level, everything in the Universe originates from natural processes of self-organization. At the lowest levels we see simple and highly deterministic processes or ‘rules’ that guide the time-... read more

Review of 2017 Energy Consequences of Information Conference

  • 2017-02-28
  • Tim Molter
  • Announcements, Knowm and AHaH Computing, Machine Learning, Memristor, Thermodynamic RAM
  • 0 Comment

AHaH Computing, Thermodynamic Computing, Competitive Computing, Memristive Dot-product Engines, Dual Memristor Cross bars – are these all different names or variation of the same thing? All are gaining the attention of the academic and commercial re... read more

Review of 5th Neuro-Inspired Computational Elements Workshop (NICE 2017)

  • 2017-03-15
  • Alex Nugent
  • Memristor, Research
  • 0 Comment

The Knowm team attended this year’s NICE workshop at IBM Almaden, sponsored by Semiconductor Research Corporation, IBM and the Kavli Foundation. The conference was filled with a good sampling of the modern celebrities of neuromorphics and representa... read more

Comparing Xyce and JSpice Simulations of Knowm AHaH Memristor-Based Logic Using Qucs-S

  • 2017-09-22
  • Michael Arendall
  • How To, Memristor, Technical
  • 0 Comment

In a recent post titled Simulating Knowm AHaH Memristor-Based Logic Using Qucs-S and Xyce, I presented circuit simulations that explored the dynamic behavior of the Knowm M-MSS (Mean Meta-stable Switch Memristor) model by creating basic logic circuits (i.... read more

NICE Conference 2018, Hillsboro Oregon

  • 2018-02-28
  • Alex Nugent
  • Memristor, Research, Uncategorized
  • 0 Comment

The sixth annual Neuro Inspired Computational Elements (NICE) was hosted by Intel at the Jones Farm campus in Hillsboro, Oregon, February 27 to March 1. It featured talks on Intel’s new neuromorphic chip arrival “Loihi” as well upgrades ... read more

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