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Mathematics and computation

Mathematics and computation

Are neuromorphic systems the future of high-performance computing?

08 Mar 2022 Hamish Johnston
Illustration of neuromorphic computing
Thinking about thinking: Should we build computers that operate like the human brain? (Courtesy: iStock/iMrSquid)
The human brain is remarkably good at storing and processing information. While our knowledge of how

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