Darwin Monkey, a Chinese supercomputer, mimics the monkey brain and can perform advanced cognitive tasks.

Engineers at Zhejiang University have developed the Darwin Monkey, a supercomputer with 960 neural chips capable of mimicking the brains of the macaque monkey. With over 2 billion neuron pulses, the system can perform logical reasoning, generate content and solve math problems. It can also simulate the brains of various animals, with promising applications in brain science research.