Brad Theilman facing camera, and Felix Wang, background, unpack a new shipment of the SpiNNaker2 computing core. It is a collaboration between Sandia and SpiNNcloud and will be the first in world commercial product from the cooperation. Funded through NNSA’s Advanced Simulation and Computing (ASC) program, this work will explore how neuromorphic computing can be leveraged for the nation’s nuclear deterrence missions. SpiNNaker is a contraction of ‘Spiking Neural Network Architecture,’ which is ...