ICM HPQC Fund: Neuromorphic Computing
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- 3 days ago
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At the ICM HPQC Fund we seek out early-stage investments in technologies that can radically improve the way compute can be generated and delivered.
Beyond High Performance Classical Data Centres, AI, LLMs Nvidia, and even quantum computing is an area that we are increasingly interested in – remember the HPQC Fund loves breakthrough technologies but only invests when those technologies are ready to scale commercially. We may be close to that tipping point with Neuromorphic Computing
Written by the Chair of our Technical Advisory Board, Dr Bill Jefferies, the following paper provides an introduction for LP clients, an overview of the sector, and a framework for our ongoing communication on this topic with you.

Dr William "Bill" Jeffrey has worked with emerging technologies for 30+ years, driving the development of groundbreaking products and bringing innovations from the lab to the marketplace, including as Director of NIST and as CEO of HRL and SRI International. Bill is a director of unlisted and listed technology companies internationally.
Access the full Neuromorphic Computing paper here.
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