A computing chip, developed by a team from KAIST, mimics the way brain processes information and is ready for uses on various smart devices.
A team of researchers from Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology in South Korea has developed a memristor-based integrated chip that mimics the way information is processed in the brain.The team led by professors Shinhyun Choi and Young-Gyu Yoon’s has come up a next-gen neuromorphic chip, an ultra-small semiconductor that learns and corrects errors independently. The study was published in Nature Electronics.
The memristor precisely controls resistance changes, creating an efficient system that removes the need for complex compensation through self-learning. This study is important because it shows the commercial potential of a next-gen neuromorphic system for real-time learning and inference.
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