Alessandro Curioni: & quot; The human brain is still the most efficient computer ever created & quot;

• TERESA GUERRERO

  @teresaguerrerof

  Madrid

Updated Thursday, January 9, 2020 - 22:36

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On the outskirts of Zurich, in a large building with idyllic views of the Swiss mountains, brains from fifty countries imagine what our future will be like. Since it was founded, in 1956, four scientists from the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory have won the Nobel Prize for findings made in this center, at the head of which is currently the Italian Alessandro Curioni (Como, 1967), Director of Research and Vice President in Europe of the technology giant. In his sui laboratory

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