This paper investigates neural information processing (NIP) activity within computational frameworks designed for high-temperature (thermally stressed) communication systems. We model how "hot" operating conditions—both thermal and data traffic hotspots—affect spike-timing-dependent plasticity in neuromorphic processors. Using a spiking neural network (SNN) simulated at 85°C ambient temperature, we find that NIP activity degrades linearly with increased thermal load, leading to a 34% reduction in effective bandwidth at peak "hot" zones. Our results suggest that future NIP architectures must incorporate dynamic thermal-aware routing to maintain activity coherence in high-density computing environments.
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