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Homeland Security

Evolved Machines Using Neural Computation Facility for Sensory Processing

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Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

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Evolved Machines, Inc., has installed a 10,800 core parallel computing facility with a nominal computation capacity of over 40 teraflops dedicated to the development of artificial neural circuits. Evolved Machines, which last year won a contract from the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to design and develop a sensor based on a canine's sense of smell, will use the new computer processing capacity in the development of artificial neural circuits at the heart of a new generation of devices…

Congress

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Budget

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Congress

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