SpiNNcloud delivers brain‑inspired supercomputer

Designed by Professor Steve Furber, the original architect of ARM, SpiNNaker2 leverages a massively parallel array of low-power processors to deliver scalable, energy-efficient performance for both AI and neuroscience workloads.

Credit: Tej Pandit, UT San Antonio

SpiNNcloud Systems has announced that its supercomputing platform, built on the SpiNNaker2 architecture, has been adopted by the Neuromorphic Commons (THOR)

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