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Revision 1 19.08.2026

Formal Verification

Mathematical methods for proving that hardware, software or protocols satisfy precisely stated properties under explicit assumptions.

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Revision 1 18.08.2026

Neuromorphic Computing

Computing architectures that use brain-inspired event-driven neurons, synapses and memory-compute integration.

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Revision 1 18.08.2026

Zero-Knowledge Proofs

Cryptographic protocols that prove a statement is true without revealing the secret witness that makes it true.

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Revision 1 18.08.2026

Reinforcement Learning

Machine learning for sequential decisions in which an agent improves behaviour from rewards generated through interaction.

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Swarm Intelligence

Collective problem-solving that emerges from local interactions among many comparatively simple autonomous agents.

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Federated Learning

Distributed machine learning that coordinates model training across data holders without centralising their raw records.

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Revision 1 18.08.2026

Homomorphic Encryption

Cryptographic methods that permit selected computations on encrypted data without first revealing the plaintext.

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Graph Neural Networks

Machine-learning architectures that learn representations from entities connected by relational structure.

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Revision 2 17.08.2026

Blockchain Consensus

How distributed participants agree on an ordered ledger despite delays, failures and conflicting proposals.

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