On September 15, reports emerged indicating that the State Administration for Market Regulation has recently given the green light to and published five national standardization guidance technical documents pertaining to the realms of brain-inspired computing and optoelectronic computing. Among these documents is the Reference Architecture for Brain-Inspired Computing. This move signifies a substantial leap forward in China's strategic blueprint for future computing standardization. The issuance of these new documents serves to dismantle the barriers separating scientific research from industrial applications. It fosters the evolution of technology from the stage of prototype exploration to engineering and large-scale deployment, thereby offering robust backing for the industrialization and commercialization endeavors of future computing technologies.
