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- 1Chip startup Efficient Computer raises $97 million▼Low-energy chip startup Efficient Computer closes on $97M in funding
Efficient Computer, a startup developing low-energy chips, has closed $97 million in funding. The company is working on processor designs aimed at dramatically cutting power consumption, an area drawing growing investor interest as demand for energy-efficient computing rises alongside AI workloads.
- 2Data centres built with lab-grown human brain cells●Inside the data centres built with lab-grown human brain cells https://www.standard.co.uk/news/tech/data-centres-built-l
The Evening Standard reports on a new frontier in computing: data centres that use lab-grown human brain cells to process information. The technology, often called biocomputing, uses cultivated neurons that can learn and adapt, raising the prospect of far more energy-efficient computing than silicon-based systems, alongside ethical questions about the use of living human tissue in machines.
- 3Efficient Computer raises $97 million at $650 million valuation▼Chip startup Efficient Computer raises $97 million at $650 million valuation
Chip startup Efficient Computer has raised $97 million in funding at a $650 million valuation, according to Reuters. The Pittsburgh-based company is developing energy-efficient general-purpose processors, a field attracting growing investor interest as demand for computing power rises. The funding round puts the young semiconductor firm among the notable new players challenging established chipmakers.
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