Steve Furber

Computer Scientist, ARM architecture co-creator

Steve Furber - Scientists & Innovators born March 21st, 1953
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English computer scientist and academic contributed significantly to the development of computer architecture. Designed and developed the ARM microprocessor, which became widely adopted in mobile and embedded systems. Served as a professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Manchester, focusing on advanced computing technologies. Conducted research on the SpiNNaker project, aimed at creating a brain-inspired computing architecture.

Co-created the ARM architecture

Developed the SpiNNaker computing system

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