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Spiking brain models: Computation, memory and communication constraints for custom hardware implementation

We estimate the computational capacity required to simulate in real time the neural information processing in the human brain. We show that the computational demands of a detailed implementation are beyond reach of current technology, but that some biologically plausible reductions of problem complexity can give performance gains between two and six orders of magnitude, which put implementations within reach of tomorrow's technology.