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Neuromorphic computing is an innovative approach that mimics the structure and function of the human brain in hardware. It uses artificial neurons and synapses to create more efficient and adaptable computing systems that process information in parallel, similar to biological neural networks. The technology offers advantages such as energy efficiency, parallel processing, adaptability, and fault tolerance. Applications include autonomous vehicles, robotics, healthcare, and artificial intelligence. While challenges remain in scaling up these systems and improving their components, neuromorphic computing holds immense promise for revolutionizing various fields and enhancing our technological capabilities.