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Revision as of 18:23, 24 October 2021
Project Q3297471 in Germany
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| English | Construction of a research building for the European Institute for Neuromorphic Computing (HBP) |
Project Q3297471 in Germany |
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9,900,000.0 Euro
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19,800,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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1 October 2014
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30 June 2023
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Vermögen und Bau BW Universitätsbauamt Heidelberg
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49°24'33.70"N, 8°41'40.99"E
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Das Europäische Human Brain Projekt (HBP) hat im Oktober 2013 seine Arbeit aufgenommen. In Heidelberg werden für das HBP neuartige Computersysteme nach dem Vorbild des Gehirns entwickelt. Nach einer Anlaufphase des Projektes soll in dem geplanten Neubau das weltweit größte NM-PM (neuromorphic physical model) System aufgebaut werden. Dieses System aus bis zu 10.000 Silizium Wafern würde mit einer Komplexität von etwa 10^13 synaptischen Verbindungen kleinere Säugetiergehirne oder ganze funktionale Systeme des menschlichen Hirns wie beispielsweise das visuelle System mit einem Beschleunigungsfaktor von 1.000 emulieren können. Es wäre damit ein einmaliges Werkzeug für die Grundlagenforschung und mögliche Anwendungen dieser Methode. (German)
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The European Human Brain Project (HBP) started its work in October 2013. In Heidelberg, new computer systems based on the brain are being developed for the HBP. After a start-up phase of the project, the planned new building will build the world’s largest NM-PM (neuromorphic physical model) system. With a complexity of about 10^13 synaptic compounds, this system of up to 10,000 silicon wafers would be able to emulate smaller mammalian brains or entire functional systems of the human brain such as the visual system with an acceleration factor of 1,000. It would thus be a unique tool for basic research and possible applications of this method. (English)
24 October 2021
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Heidelberg
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DE_TEMPORARY_250
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