I want to know how I can provide "Loihi" Neuromorphic chip from Intel. It is not yet released but it can be used for research purposes. This question is not very straightforward, so I really appreciate if you can help me on that.

Question

I, Dr. Milad Lankarany, am an Assistant Prof - Scientist at University of Toronto - UHN, in Canada. Our research is on Computational Neuroscience, and we aim to provide "Loihi Neuromorphic Chip" from Intel. Dr. Mike Davies is the director of this project in Intel. I really appreciate for your kind consideration in advance

sstrell · Answer

I think you're in the wrong forum.  This forum is to discuss FPGA devices.

mlank · Answer

Do  you know any forum for Neuromorphic chip that I can ask this question?

diego_s_intel · Answer

Hello MLank,

Thank you for contacting our Intel® communities.

In this case, please submit your request on the Intel FGPA Community under the forum where you found the documentation issue: https://forums.intel.com/s/

I hope this helps.

Diego S.
Intel (R) Customer Support Technician
Under Contract to Intel (R) Corporation

mlank · Answer

Hi Diego,Thanks for your help. I know that The Research group, Beyond Today's AI https://www.intel.ca/content/www/ca/en/research/neuromorphic-computing.html , are working on that. Can you help me to approach them.Thank you,

diego_s_intel · Answer

Hello MLank,

Thank you for your response.

I totally understand, for this case scenario the best approach will be to create an account and start a ticket in the link that I previously shared so one of our community peers will be able to assist you.

I hope this helps.

Diego S.
Intel (R) Customer Support Technician
Under Contract to Intel (R) Corporation

Forum Discussion

I want to know how I can provide "Loihi" Neuromorphic chip from Intel. It is not yet released but it can be used for research purposes. This question is not very straightforward, so I really appreciate if you can help me on that.

7 Replies

Recent Discussions

Trouble Getting started with Stratix 10 SOC

Bidirectional pin USB_RX with a pseudo-differential I/O standard must use the OEIN port of the node

Obsolescence issues

Request for COO info

RoHS declaration of 10M50DDF256C8G