Human Neurons Power Next-Gen Data Centres in Singapore and Melbourne

Human neurons power next-gen data centres in Singapore and Melbourne

Key topics:Cortical Labs builds brain-cell-powered data centers in Melbourne & Singapore.Neurons play games like Pong and Doom, showing computing potential.Biological computers use far less energy than traditional AI processors.Sign up for your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider to keep you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox every morning on weekdays. Register here.Support South Africa's bast…

DayOne partners Cortical Labs to develop Singapore’s first biological data center

DayOne, a Singapore-headquartered data center developer and operator and Cortical Labs, a biological computing startup in Melbourne, announced Tuesday a partnership to build Singapore’s first major Biological Data Center, a first of its kind outside Australia. This brings wetware-based compute to one of the world’s most sustainability-driven digital infrastructure markets, the duo said in a statement. As part of the partnership, DayOne will prov…

DayOne, Cortical Labs Plan Singapore Bio Data Center

Singapore could soon host one of the world’s first biological data centre prototypes, as data centre developer DayOne partners Melbourne-based Cortical Labs to test a new form of computing powered by living neurons. The biological data center project aims to explore “wetware” computing — a system that uses lab-grown biological neurons rather than silicon chips […] The post DayOne, Cortical Labs Plan Singapore Bio Data Center appeared first on te…

Human brain cells run new data centres in Singapore, Melbourne

AI is driving a surge in electricity demand, forcing governments and technology companies to search for more efficient computing systems