Hellow.. Earth.

My core competences are in distributed systems, parallel graphics architectures,
physics simulation and swarm AI.

Most of my career I have been building gaming, big data visualization and
networking technology, from middleware APIs to driver and system development,
both hardware and software stacks.

After retiring from NVIDIA a few years back I have concentrated on development of
a future open source strong AI platform designed to efficiently simulate brain
scale biological processes, with an operating environment specialized for direct
AI driven evolution.

This is that platform -

core contains the compiler, vm and types (eventually they actually work too).

o3 (until renamed to 0dn) contains a parametrizable low-dimensional memory
optimized dynamic spatial datastructure designed for exact, efficient ray
casting.
The structure is highly dynamic, incorporating cache-optimal, sub-logarithmic
time inserts, deletes and migrations.

0dn is a dynamic precision, exact, multi-dimensional in-memory visualization
and cognition database with distributed, global ordering guarantees implemented
by these software, hardware and simulation platforms.

The native hardware accelerated operations in addition to database insert/merge,
erase/split, commit/rollback are ray cast, branch and nearby gather.

The accelerated operations are not only perfect in providing continuity to the
rapid pace of development for hyper-realistic computer graphics, but also provide
the required basic operators for intuitive, agile development of spatially aware,
artificially evolving self-programming automata.

In addition to providing nanosecond scale search/insert and ray steps at
minuscule silicon and power footprints, the commit/rollback interface enables
reversible, debuggable and reproducible distributed computation - crucial for
storage and discard management of the resulting high-speed compressed,
distributed, coherent, differential data streams.

With an order of magnitude power advantage over current ("legacy") graphics
hardware, and a truly sky-shattering advantage over legacy database systems,
the next revolution for cognition is nearing public availability stage.

With the research phase finished, specification still evolving while parts of
the software stack are already running on analyzing and solving real-world
challenges, the projected timeline looks as follows - 

2021 - early access
2022 - open software platform with x64/arm64/lua API, native ISA + CUN
2023 - FPGA accelerated hardware platform
2024 - compiler API for cognitive evolution
2025 + power-optimized ASIC SoCs on annual cadence from stable 0dn RTL 

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API - Application Programming Interface
ISA - Instruction Set Architecture
CUN - Context Unique Name (distributed object location/identification)
FPGA- Field Programmable Gate Array (programmable hardware)
ASIC- Application Specific Integrated Circuit (a computer chip)
RTL - Register-Transfer Level (hardware abstraction form)
SoC - System on Chip

0dn - zero dimensions in []<- 

What comes out is up to you. Us.