While potentially endless in tech applications, Innatera Nanosystems B.V., a spinoff from Dutch university TU Delft, is focused on using neuromorphic processors for smarter sensing. The company is ...

Neuromorphic or brain-like computing systems, consisting of artificial neurons and synapses, offer low power ... random-access memory (RRAM), a type of memristive device. Memristive devices ...

But the classical, silicon-based ... the future of neuromorphic computing. It doesn't follow traditional sequential processing; instead, it tries to imitate how human neurons process information.

The AgCN system demonstrates gradual and continuous resistance changes, a property critical for energy-efficient and adaptive ...

However, many are predicting we are reaching the tipping point of the number of silicon ... billion neurons, 100 trillion synapses, consume one kilowatt (same as a small electric heater), and occupy ...

In 2012, computer scientist Dharmendra Modha used a powerful supercomputer to simulate the activity of more than 500 billion neurons—more, even, than the 85 billion or so neurons in the human brain.

By securing grants from funding bodies, I have developed memristive neuromorphic computing by introducing a green, flexible artificial synapse with a simple solution ... of continuous learning and ...