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Fast and Flexible Spiking Network Simulations on Massively Distributed On-Chip Memory Accelerators
Studying brain function and dysfunction in spiking networks with realistic synaptic densities pushes simulation technology beyond its current limits. It requires simulations substantially faster than biological real-time to cover long model times and enable efficient iterative exploration, particula
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