COMPOUND COMPUTING

ABSTRACT
Compound computing refers to the integration of various computing paradigms, such as classical computing,
quantum computing, and neuromorphic computing, to solve complex problems more efficiently and
effectively. This approach leverages the unique strengths of each computing model to tackle challenges that
may be beyond the capabilities of any single paradigm alone.

In compound computing, classical computing serves as the backbone for processing and managing large-
scale data, executing traditional algorithms, and interfacing with existing infrastructure. Quantum computing,
with its ability to perform complex calculations exponentially faster than classical computers for certain
tasks, contributes by tackling optimization, cryptography, and simulation problems. Neuromorphic
computing, inspired by the human brain’s neural architecture, excels in pattern recognition, machine learning,
and cognitive computing tasks, offering energy-efficient and scalable solutions.

The synergy between these computing paradigms enables novel approaches to problem solving across
various domains, including healthcare, finance, cybersecurity, and scientific research. By combining
classical, quantum, and neuromorphic computing resources, compound computing promises to unlock new
capabilities, drive innovation, and address real-world challenges with unprecedented efficiency and accuracy.
However, realizing the full potential of compound computing requires advancements in hardware, software,
algorithms, and interdisciplinary collaboration to seamlessly integrate and orchestrate diverse computing
architectures.

Name :- Sahinara Begum

Department :- Computer Sc. & Engineering
Registration Number :-2101326104
Section :- CSE2 Signature of the Guide