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Researchers in China have developed a memristor chip that performs complex brain modeling in under 10 milliseconds—matching biological speeds while using far less energy than conventional hardware.
By processing data directly in memory, the chip reconstructs detailed cortical structures in real time, paving the way for more advanced brain-computer interfaces, surgical navigation, and neuroscience research.
