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Successfully Ported Brain-like Large-scale Neural Network Models to NVIDIA GPUs Using OpenACC

The following report has been composed by Pawel Herman (KTH), Anders Lansner (KTH), Naresh Balaji Ravichandran (KTH), Jing Gong (ENCCS) and Artem Zhmurov (ENCCS) In the Computational Brain Science Lab [1] at […]

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