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This project focuses on developing new models of asynchronous computation inspired by brain function. It aims to enhance the reliability and fault tolerance of many-core computer systems, addressing challenges posed by the inherent unreliability of modern processors.
We aim to establish a world-leading research capability in Europe for advancing novel models of asynchronous computation based upon principles inspired by brain function.
This work will accelerate progress towards an understanding of how the potential of brain-inspired many-core architectures may be harnessed.
The results will include new brain-inspired models of asynchronous computation and new brain- inspired approaches to fault-tolerance and reliability in complex computer systems.Many-core p…
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
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