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Scientists have developed a switch called a synapse that ‘learns’ like a biological system and could connect processors and store memories in future computers operating like the human brain. Accrding to researchers at The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the US, it is like a biological counterpart, supplies a missing piece for so-called neuromorphic computers.

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Envisioned as a new type of artificial intelligence, such computers could boost perception and decision-making for applications such as self-driving cars and cancer diagnosis, they said.

A synapse is a connection or switch between two brain cells. The artificial synapse – a squat metallic cylinder 10 micrometres in diameter – is like the real thing because it can process incoming electrical spikes to customise spiking output signals. This processing is based on a flexible internal design that can be tuned by experience or its environment. The more firing between cells or processors, the stronger the connection.