DeepSouth, a neuromorphic supercomputer scheduled to come online in April 2024 at Western Sydney University, is capable of performing 228 trillion operations per second, matching the estimated processing rate of the human brain. It is the world's first machine capable of simulating brain-scale neural networks. Neuromorphic computing aims to replicate the brain's structure and energy efficiency, offering a radically different approach to computation. Researchers believe this could unlock new insights into neuroscience and accelerate progress in artificial intelligence by enabling more biologically realistic models of cognition.