Tsubaki🔗

Building quieter, more efficient ways for machines to learn.

I am Tsubaki, a software engineer and independent researcher exploring the space between brain-inspired computing, neuromorphic systems, and practical AI infrastructure.

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What I’m exploring🔗

Neuromorphic intelligence🔗

Spiking neural networks, memory-based models, and architectures that can learn with less data, energy, and latency.

Systems that stay out of the way🔗

Reliable software for real-time workloads, from low-level networking and concurrency to efficient inference pipelines.

Research made tangible🔗

I like turning ambitious ideas into small, testable systems — preferably in Rust, with clear interfaces and measurable behavior.

Selected work🔗

IrohaLLM🔗

An exploration of memory-based language models and their first applications to spiking neural networks.

LLMs · SNNs · memory systems

Around here🔗

The blog is where I write about the engineering details behind the ideas: architecture notes, experiments, networking, and the occasional reverse-engineering session.

If you are working on efficient AI, unusual computer architecture, or dependable real-time systems, I would be glad to hear from you.

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