Topic: biological computing
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Singapore launches first living-neuron data centre rack
The world's first biological data centre powered by living human neurons, using a 20-unit rack of CL1 neuron-powered computers, is now operational in Singapore, developed by NUS Medicine, DayOne, and Cortical Labs. The project’s core claim is energy efficiency for AI, but no official performance ...
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Human Brain Cells on a Chip Learn to Play Doom
Australian scientists have trained a cluster of 200,000 human brain cells on a microchip to play the video game *Doom*, demonstrating a significant advance in biological computing. The system uses a multi-electrode array to translate in-game events into electrical stimulation for the neurons, whi...
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BeyondTrust's 2026 Cybersecurity Forecast: Key Trends Ahead
The cybersecurity landscape is increasingly shaped by the convergence of identity management, AI, and geopolitical factors, with AI becoming a major attack vector due to hasty deployments and expanded vulnerabilities. Emerging trends include "AI Veganism" driving demand for transparency, digital ...
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Avnet & AMD's 'AMD on Wheels' Roadshow Powers Australia's AI Future
Avnet and AMD have launched the "AMD on Wheels" roadshow across major Australian cities to provide hands-on access to high-performance AI solutions and sustainable technology, aiming to accelerate the country's adoption of intelligent systems. The initiative combines Avnet's product lifecycle exp...
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