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Neuromorphic Computing: Brain-Inspired AI Revolution

Dr. John Matthews*
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Stanford University, California, USA
*Corresponding Author : Dr. John Matthews, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Stanford University, California, USA, Email: john.matthews@stanford.edu

Abstract

Neuromorphic computing aims to emulate the brain’s structure and function for efficient information processing, moving beyond conventional Von Neumann architectures to address the growing demand for energy-efficient Artificial Intelligence (AI). This field integrates neuroscience and AI, exploring advancements in novel materials, devices like memristors, and brain-inspired architectures. The research discusses challenges in scaling these systems and outlines future directions for developing scalable, energy-efficient neuromorphic hardware capable of handling complex AI tasks and revolutionizing computing

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