Neuromorphic computing -- computing architectures inspired by the design of brains -- is getting serious attention from large companies. IBM is placing large bets on its Watson technology and bringing applications to several industries as well as leading the way on new types of chips that implement neural networks. Google and Facebook are both applying deep learning networks in software to tagging of images, among other uses. Neuromorphic computing is rising.
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Vince Kellen is a Fellow of Cutter Consortium, a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network, and a frequent Summit speaker. He is currently CIO at the University of California San Diego (UCSD), a member of UCSD’s Chancellor's Cabinet, and Vice Chancellor and CFO of the UCSD senior management team. Dr. Kellen brings a rare combination of academic, business, and IT strategy experience to his role, with a focus on strategic… Read More
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