Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science have developed a ‘brain on a chip’ technology capable of storing and processing data in 16,500 states within a molecular film. This neuromorphic computing breakthrough could revolutionize AI hardware, making it more efficient and potentially bringing complex AI tasks to personal devices like laptops and smartphones.IISc Bengaluru scientists develop revolutionary ‘brain on a chip’ tech
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science have developed a ‘brain on a chip’ technology capable of storing and processing data in 16,500 states within a molecular film. This neuromorphic computing breakthrough could revolutionize AI hardware, making it more efficient and potentially bringing complex AI tasks to personal devices like laptops and smartphones.
