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A conceptual image of neuromorphic computing, showing a symmetrical mandala-like array of blue dots

A conceptual illustration of in-memory computing. On the left half of the image, a set of line segments are connected by green, gray, black, and yellow points. On the right half, a green circle, divided into four equal sections, overlays a square grid.