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Neocortex[4] is a National Science Foundation (NSF)[8] system for artificial intelligence workflows that integrates hundreds of thousands of cores coupled with high-speed on-chip memory, making it ideal for complex AI tasks that require high throughput and rapid processing. It represents a significant advancement in computational infrastructure and is currently transitioning from an experimental platform to a full-scale production system. This abstract serves as a call for applications from U.S.-based researchers across disciplines looking to leverage this state-of-the-art resource for groundbreaking AI-related projects. The system is accessible through the ACCESS[9] website, inviting all research projects and compatible models that could benefit from the unique capabilities of Neocortex.
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