Published On: December 5, 2021

Photo by Alex Motoc on Unsplash The computing industry relies on semiconductor products to enable faster processing. And, to drive real-time processing semiconductor industry has to keep innovating. This two-way hand-shake reliance has grown over the last decade (due to new software demand) and will only grow more in the decades to come. For decades, the use case of computers (and the silicon chip inside it) has been to perform tasks that humans will take years to perform manually. However, year on year, this processing by generic systems (or XPU) has become repetitive and slow. Today, industries that rely on computational resources are looking for solutions that are adaptive, smarter, and efficient all at the same time. Neuromorphic Computing Utilizes Semiconductors To Mimic Neuro-Biological Architectures To Drive Adaptive Computing. Several […]