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Scientists borrow from biology to expand the horizons of computing /

by Lohr, Steve. Series: Business Daily, December 2011. Published by : Nation Media Group , (Nairobi : ) Physical details: p. 12, 13.

Subject(s): electronic brain. | neurosynaptic chips -- neurons. | synaptic memory.

Year: 2011 Item type:

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The principles of biology are gaining ground as a tool in computing. Focus is now on technology with characteristics of being able to learn instead of responding to commands.

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