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From: jayen@mulga.OZ.AU (Jayen Vaghani)
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Subject: 500K interconnections - what does that mean?
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Date: Mon, 5-Oct-87 02:17:13 EDT
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In the Spang Robinson report, there was mention of neural chips handling 500K
interconnections per second? What does this actually mean? How do these chips
actually work (basically)?

Thanks, Jayen.