Intel's Mike Davies on the Future of Neuromorphic Computing | Technovation 620

Mike Davies, Director of Intel's Neuromorphic Computing Lab and Senior Principal Engineer at Intel Labs, discusses with Peter High the relevance and impact of neuromorphic computing on Intel as a company and the world more generally. Mike gives a birds-eye view of what neuromorphic computing aims to achieve and the relationship it has to traditional forms of artificial intelligence and deep learning. He breaks down the near-, medium-, and long-term implications the technology could have on how we think about computing capabilities and the technology and cost challenges that his team is working to overcome. A key component of commercializing this technology is the collaboration with partners, and Mike spends a moment discussing how he looks to curate an ecosystem of academics and corporations to help deliver this technology as well as how he collaborates internally with other groups within Intel Labs.

0:00:00 Introduction
0:00:37 What is Neuromorphic Computing?
0:01:54 Relationship Between Neuromorphic Computing and Artificial Intelligence
0:05:06 Near-, Medium-, and Long-Term Implications of Neuromorphic
0:08:40 How Intel Grapples with Technology and Cost Challenges
0:14:27 Curating an Ecosystem to Deliver Neuromorphic Computing Capabilities
0:19:14 How Mike Collaborates with Other Groups within Intel Labs

An audio-only version of this interview is available as episode #620 of Metis Strategy’s podcast, Technovation with Peter High. Learn more at http://bit.ly/Technovation-620.

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