Neuromorphic Computing: An Introduction

This briefing outlines how neuromorphic computing could enable a future AI world.

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What is neuromorphic computing?

Neuromorphic, or brain-inspired computing is an emerging technology that mimics how the human brain works to process AI and complex data at greater speed, security and efficiency, all while using only a fraction of the energy required by traditional computing.

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