HPE shows a computer intended to emulate the human brain

Intelligent computers that can make decisions like humans may some day be on Hewlett Packard Enterprise's product roadmap. The company has been showing a prototype computer designed to emulate the way the brain makes calculations. It's based on a new architecture that could define how future computers work. The brain can be seen as an extremely power-efficient biological computer. Brains take in a lot of data related to sights, sounds and smell, which they have to process in parallel without lagging, in terms of computation speed.