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Biological computing

Biological computing

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Aug 24, 2026

Penny BradleyGUEST
93:16
We call that a quantum computer.
Penny BradleyGUEST
93:20
The prototype features 20 CL1 biological computing units in a single server rack.
Penny BradleyGUEST
93:32
If that's not an AI f- picture, that's what it looks like.
Penny BradleyGUEST
93:38
Day1 Cortical Labs.
Penny BradleyGUEST
93:56
Actually, they're merged and have been for a long time.
Penny BradleyGUEST
94:01
The project was launched by the Yu Loo, the, sorry, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore NUS Medicine.
Penny BradleyGUEST
94:15
To develop the prototype, the university teamed up with data center developer Day1 and biological computing startup Cortical Labs.
Penny BradleyGUEST
94:29
And the article goes on to name Ricky Patani, a professor at NUS Medicine, says it's the first, it, world's first independently operated biologically integrated server rack.
JB HicksonHOST
14:01
Well, they don't even need that, right? The project was launched by Yonglu Lin School of Medicine at National University of Singapore to develop the prototype.
JB HicksonHOST
14:11
The university teamed up with data center developer Day One and a biological computing startup, Cortical Labs, established at the NUS Life Sciences Institute.
JB HicksonHOST
14:25
Again, that's the National University in Singapore, NUS.
JB HicksonHOST
14:31
The Biological Data Center is made up of 20 CL1 biological computing units.
JB HicksonHOST
14:35
The CL1 is the world's first commercial code deployable biological computer.
JB HicksonHOST
14:44
It's powered by 800,000 lab-grown human brain cells.

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