Neuromorphic computing: A game changer in financial planning and analysis systems

Uppaluri, Prudhvi (2025) Neuromorphic computing: A game changer in financial planning and analysis systems. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 25 (1). pp. 2374-2384. ISSN 2581-9615

This research examines the role of neuromorphic computing as an innovation that will revolutionize the FP&A systems by enhancing the efficiency at which large and complex data sets are processed. Conducting both quantitative and qualitative analysis, the work outlines the advantages of neuromorphic systems compared with the traditional computing systems based on parameters like processing time, accuracy of forecasting and power consumption. Spectrum highlights: Faster data processing, reduced energy consumption by 70 percent and better sales forecasts. Moreover, experts’ qualitative knowledge that describes experiences from the financial markets reveals the ability of neuromorphic systems when it comes to market volatility. Hurdles include infrastructure integration and cost, but the study also shows that neuromorphic computing holds great promise for transforming the financial industry through providing efficient data analysis for decision making and encouraging sustainable practices. The results presented in the paper open up the discussion about the usability of such a technology in the field of finance and other fields.