PMC CORE
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PMC-CORE – Offline Deterministic Bit Processor & Memory System
PMC-CORE is a deterministic processor and memory system in one, fully offline and self-contained. Every operation is exact, reproducible, and fully auditable, making it ideal for research, experimentation, and advanced algorithmic design.
Key Features:
- Processor & Memory in One: PMC triangles store and compute simultaneously. Every bit is deterministically derived from a master edge.
- Offline & Real-Time: Fully functional without internet or cloud services. Flip bits, update triangles, and propagate signals instantly.
- Interactive & Programmable: Experiment with network structures, logic rules, and triangle reconstructions. Ideal for research, AI foundations, and computational exploration.
- Multi-Dimensional Compatibility: Map triangle edges to 3D space, audio, visuals, or any multi-dimensional data stream.
Why PMC-CORE:
PMC-CORE vs Traditional AI
- Computation: Bit operations vs Float matrix multiply
- Results: Fully deterministic vs Probabilistic
- Training: Not required vs Required
- Transparency: Fully auditable vs Black box
- Real-time interaction: Instant vs Requires retraining
- Energy: Minimal vs High (GPU)
- Connectivity: Fully offline vs Often requires cloud
Commercial & Research Use:
PMC-CORE is perfect for research, experimentation, and product integration. Commercial use is available under a flexible revenue-sharing license. Ideal for:
- Researchers & Educators: Study, test, and publish exact computation results.
- Developers & Startups: Integrate deterministic logic into offline products.
- Enterprises & OEMs: Embed fully offline, energy-efficient processing in firmware or pipelines.
PMC-CORE: A fully offline, programmable processor-memory system — exact, auditable, and ready for experimentation.
How to Use PMC-NET:
To create connections between processors, long-press an edge bit to open the connection menu. Select Connect, then choose another edge bit on a different processor to establish a link.
Each processor includes a timer (0–1000 ms) that controls update speed. Setting the timer to at least 20 ms makes signal propagation easier to observe and helps visualize how the network operates.
Selecting a processor opens the right-side menu, where you can view different data representations and inspect processor states in detail.
You can save and load PMC-NET configurations, allowing you to store and revisit your processor networks.
