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It seems that FiRe has become perhaps the most dynamic "conference" in the technology world. At a time when the rest of the world continues to play the Rolodex game, we are...
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In this week's issue, members will get a view of a completely new computing environment, from Pattern Recognition Processors out to a new secure Net running as a...
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This rate of change is exponential, and for that reason, almost impossible for us to grasp. I thought it would be useful to first recognize this moment's importance, as we...
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This week, Mark Anderson has picked a few key (non-biological) aspects to the FiRe conference that he thinks stand out as long-term threads in his report, and which are now...
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In this week's discussion, we're going to look at how biology will inform computer design - and how compute systems will change biology.
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Twenty years ago this week, I emailed the first issue of this report to a long list of friends and colleagues. The first issue focused on IBM's hostile takeover offer for...
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I am often asked: "What are you watching now?" This is a tougher question than it may seem, when one is watching hundreds of threads, in a larger number of pattern streams,...
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If we are to understand brains well enough to create brain-inspired technologies, we need to understand their process of self-assembly, as well as how neurons work. Today,...
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If pattern recognition is such a key tool in seeing the world clearly, how is it that we have not invented a chip to do this yet?
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