For the first time, an electrical communication has just been established between a living nerve cell and its artificial ...

In a breakthrough that blurs the lines between technology and biology, an Australian startup has unveiled the world’s first commercial biological computer — one powered by living human cells. The CL1, ...

In just half a decade, neuromorphic devices—or brain-inspired computing—already seem quaint. The current darling? Artificial-biological hybrid computing, uniting both man-made computer chips and ...

New types of computing architecture, which emulate the working principles of biological neural networks, hold the promise of faster, more energy-efficient data processing. A team of researchers has ...

Biological cells process data and perform computations all the time. They take inputs in the form of external stimuli and produce specific responses. Recently, scientists have been looking at ways to ...

(a) Schematic diagram of a biological neural network and (b) circuit schematic of an artificial neural network implemented in hardware using an artificial neuromorphic device. (c) Experimental results ...

Biological computing startup Cortical Labs has launched CL1, what it is calling the world’s first commercial biological computer. The technology combines “lab-cultivated neurons from human stem cells” ...

As crazy as it sounds, a future in which humans are the ones doing the computing may be closer than we think. In an article published in IEEE Access ("Information processing via human soft tissue: ...