Technology
KAIST develops AI chip with tunable response speed
SEOUL, August 07 (AJP) - KAIST researchers have built a semiconductor that can be set to react quickly or slowly, matching the pace of whatever information reaches it, and that keeps the setting after the power goes off. Arranged in a grid of 256, the devices predicted the course of a mathematical pattern used in the field as a difficulty test about four times more accurately than an identical grid with every device fixed at a single speed. Nature Communications published the w
August 7, 2026
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