Intel

Future Hardware Research

Get the Inside Scoop on Neuromorphic Computing Part 1

Computer design has always been inspired by biology, especially the brain. In this episode of Architecture All Access – Mike Davies, Senior Principal Engineer and Director of Intel’s Neuromorphic Computing Lab – explains the relationship of Neuromorphic Computing and understanding the principals of brain computations at the circuit level that are enabling next-generation intelligent devices […]

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AI Future

Is This the Future of AI?

In this video, Anastasia in Tech discusses Neuromorphic Computing and the Future of AI

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Hardware

Linus has the time of his life

Linus heads back to the Israel Design Center Intel Fab and this time it’s a facility tour of the Validation Lab.

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Hardware

Everything revealed at Intel’s $100 billion Ohio chip plant event

With the issues around the global supply chain still persisting, there’s been a renewed interest in domestic chip production. Intel recently revealed its plan to invest $20 billion initially in two new chip plants in Licking County, Ohio — near the City of Columbus, but ultimately expects a total of eight fabs in a plan […]

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Windows

How to Install Windows 11 on Unsupported CPU & TPM 1.2

In this step-by-step tutorial by Kevin Stratvert, learn how to install Windows 11 on a PC even if your CPU is not officially supported. Officially, Windows 11 requires an Intel 8th Generation and beyond CPU. You also need TPM 2.0. If you try to upgrade with an older CPU or TPM 1.2, you’ll get an […]

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Apple Hardware

Linus Says “Don’t build a Hackintosh” Why?

I had considered building a Hackintosh, but decided to pick up a used iMac to render Apple Motion videos. I’m glad I went this route and Linus Tech Tips explains why.

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AI Interesting Science

How to Wire a Computer Like a Human Brain

The goal of neuromorphic computing is simple: mimic the neural structure of the brain. Seeker checks out the current generation of computer chips that’s getting closer to reaching this non-trivial engineering task.

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