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- 1Data 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.
- 2Melbourne lab keeps a computer made of living brain cells alive●Somewhere in Melbourne, Australia, there's a computer that needs to be fed, kept warm, and cleaned every few days. If yo
In Melbourne, Australia, a biological computer built from living human brain cells is being maintained like a living organism — it must be fed, kept warm and cleaned every few days or it dies. The system, called the CL1, is made by an Australian company and is drawing attention as a striking example of biocomputing, where lab-grown neurons perform computational tasks.