2020 BRN Discussion, page-220

Mimicking the brain

Have you ever heard of neuromorphic computing? It is a type of computing inspired by the brain’s hardware and there’s one stock in it – BrainChip (ASX:BRN).

While traditional computers shuttle information between central processing unit and the memory storage, neuromorphic chips process and store this as an integrated part of the same operation.

It can parallel process just like the brain and do tasks such as image processing faster and with less energy usage.

Market intelligence firm Tractica expects the market for this devices, also known as Deep Learning chipsets, to reach US$66 billion by 2025.

BrainChip’s Akida devices, which are neural network processors (accelerating heavy AI workloads), will finish design for test and wafer fabrication this month.

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