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<div>The Von Neumann paradigm is, by definition, a sequence of instructions interspersed with occasional if-then-else statements. Compare that to a neural network, where a neuron can reach out to up to 10,000 neighbors. The <b>TrueNorth</b> (<b>IBM's</b> new <b>chip</b>) can reach out to up to 256, and the reason for that ...</div>
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