Financiado por

NEUROQNET NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING USING QUANTUM DOT - NETWORKS

I.P.: Ingo Fischer
Partners: TU Berlin, UBFC Besancon, IFISC
Página web: http://neuroqnet.com/
Fecha de inicio: 1 de marzo de 2016
Fecha de final: 28 de febrero de 2018

The ever-increasing demand for information processing of massive data volumes at ultra-high bit rates requires novel computing concepts and their implementation in unconventional hardware. The main objective (OI) of this project is to implement Reservoir Computing (RC), a neuro-inspired information processing scheme, in an optical network of nano-structures. Its realization requires spectrally tailored Quantum Dot (QD) micropillar arrays (QDMPA) (OII), and diffractive coupling to establish all-optical networks including 100s of such emitters (OIII). Our underlying interdisciplinary approach combines three recent concepts by bridging nanostructures to a macroscopic complex system which is utilized for powerful computation. Namely, these concepts are RC as the functional concept, QDMPAs as the hardware platform, and diffractive coupling schemes for scalable optical networks to implement the complex neuro-inspired systems, capable of ultra-high speed information processing. It represents a unique opportunity to integrate these three concepts into a fully functional computing system with great potential in terms of performance, speed, compactness, energy-efficiency and future extensions to quantum machine learning.