NeuroSYNC Provides Evidence to UK Parliamentary Inquiry on Low-Energy Computing

Professor Sergei Turitsyn, Director of NeuroSYNC, recently gave evidence to the UK Parliament's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee as part of its inquiry into low-energy computing.

The session explored how emerging technologies, including neuromorphic computing, can help address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence. Professor Turitsyn highlighted the UK's strengths in neuromorphic research and outlined the importance of continued investment in shared infrastructure, software ecosystems and interdisciplinary collaboration to accelerate real-world adoption.

As the UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Systems and Computing, NeuroSYNC continues to bring together researchers, industry and policymakers to help shape the future of sustainable, brain-inspired computing.

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