Neuromorphic Computing and VLSI

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This is a new type of computing that is inspired by the structure and function of the human brain. Neuromorphic computing can be used in VLSI devices, allowing them to process information in a more efficient and adaptable way than traditional computing systems.

Dvices used in neuromorphic computing typically have a high level of parallelism, which allows them to process large amounts of data in a relatively short amount of time. Additionally, they are able to use less power than traditional computing systems, which makes them well-suited for applications such as image and speech recognition, robotics, and autonomous vehicles.

VLSI devices for neuromorphic computing are currently still in the research phase, but as the technology matures, it could open up a new range of possibilities in AI, machine learning, and cognitive computing. Some companies and research groups are already looking to commercialize neuromorphic computing and it's expected that it will have a big impact in industry in the coming years. It's only possible with highly effective computing VLSI chips.

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