New revolutionary IBM chipset

IBM is working on new chips, 100 times more effective for artificial intelligence.
To achieve their goals, IBM researchers are working on a new chip technology. They want to prove that implanting in silicon can make a network of neurons up to 100 times better.
In an article in the scientific journal Nature, IBM took inspiration from the human brain and how it works to develop fleas that are radically different from those that currently exist. This new generation could revolutionize AI. Indeed, IBM researchers want to implant artificial neural networks at the heart of hardware components. The team has already tested a neural network where the components were able to perform two image recognition tasks. Their method needs very little energy: 1% of the usual consumption. The next step is to create a fully functional prototype.
Many hopes come from these chips, able to upset the codes of artificial intelligence, traditionally supported by software. Based on the hardware, IBM may be able to market these revolutionary chips in the years to come. Very active in terms of R & D, the former American giant could well return to the front of the stage.