25 March 2025
Our journey to revolutionise AI
Seventy five years after Turing asked whether machines can think, the answer is being limited by the machine underneath.
CyberSwarm · Delia Nan
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Nine years, told by other people
CyberSwarm as it was written about at the time, by the publications that were watching. Most of it was written in Romanian, so we have put an English reading of each piece on this site, with the original always one click away.
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Coverage
Everything written about us, and everything we have written
Press coverage from 2017 to 2024, alongside our own writing. The earliest pieces call us a cybersecurity company, because that is what we were. The memristor work started there, and it is the same work the engine runs on today.
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13 March 2025
The future of artificial intelligence is neuromorphic computing
Neural networks need processing power and energy that conventional hardware cannot keep supplying.
CyberSwarm
14 February 2025
Building the artificial ant
Every living thing is built on a pattern. What happens when you build a processor on the same one.
CyberSwarm · Mihai Raneti
21 January 2025
Neuromorphic engineering will change how we define products
Reality is generated inside a brain by neurons working at micro-voltages. Nature prefers analogue, and there are reasons why.
CyberSwarm · Mihai Raneti
25 June 2024
The artificial brain built in Ploiești and Măgurele
A close look at NPU One, the neuromorphic processor built across Ploiești, Măgurele, Taiwan and the United States, and at how much less energy it needs than the systems it is meant to replace.
start-up.ro
21 March 2024
The artificial brain developed in Romania and its first automotive client
Reports the company’s development progress, the first automotive customer, and the architecture of the artificial brain.
Wall-Street.ro
11 April 2023
A major step toward the world’s first artificial brain
The first public description of NPU One and the Swarm Nervous System around it, analogue and digital combined, presented explicitly as an alternative to the von Neumann architecture, after six years of development.
Observatorul Prahovean
26 May 2021
Westworld brains are neuromorphic chips
The fiction is closer to the engineering than it looks, and the reason is that both copied the same source.
CyberSwarm
15 October 2020
The golden winter of artificial intelligence
What artificial intelligence actually is, written for people who have to make decisions about it.
CyberSwarm
20 December 2019
CyberSwarm at Codiax 2019
Cybersecurity for the future, and why hardware is the thing that changes the game.
CyberSwarm
In his own words
Why the machine underneath has to change
“I do not think today’s chips will disappear, but they are not suited to AI. The current architecture is good for statistical systems. AI is linear algebra and advanced statistics, beautifully packaged.”
“Today’s digital systems process sequentially. They send pieces of information one after another. Nature does not work that way. The ear receives many waves at the same time.”
Working on a story about neuromorphic computing?
We are happy to explain the architecture properly, including the parts that are hard and the parts that are not solved yet.