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Biocalculation: Computers Built From Human Neurons

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Using laboratory-grown human neurons as biological processors: this is the idea of "biocomputing", which could one day offer a computing power comparable to that of supercomputers while consuming infinitely less energy.
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Biocalculation: Computers Built From Human Neurons

Using laboratory-grown human neurons as biological processors: this is the idea of "biocomputing", which could one day offer a computing power comparable to that of supercomputers while consuming infinitely less energy.

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pourlascience.fr broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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