SpiNNaker

We've got a small SpiNNaker board and have just gotten CABot1 running on it.
SpiNNaker chips have 16 arm processors on them.
Each processor runs a few hundred neurons in real time.
The chips work together. We've got a 4 chip board, and should get a 48 chip one shortly.
They've got 10^5 processor setup in Manchester, and are hoping for a 10^6 one. We (and you) should be able to run on these boards over the Internet.
If the math unfolds correctly, we should be able to run a system with 10,000,000,000 neurons in real time. That's a lot more than the 100,000 we used for the FLIF CABot3
We also need to run on the HICANN neuromorphic chip in Heidelberg.
That's analog, but the whole process (writing a PyNN topology, hooking up a virtual environment, and running over the Internet) should work for that too.
Finally, we didn't consider it when we wrote the proposal, but we could also run on the High Performance Computing platform.