Human Brain-Based Biocomputer

Researchers in Singapore have developed a biocomputer server made up of human neurons grown in a laboratory. This system uses living neurons derived from human cells, which have the ability to process information. The biocomputer receives electrical signals and transmits results through neuronal activity. The advantages of biocomputers include low energy consumption. While a biocomputer consumes approximately 1 kW of energy, an artificial intelligence server can consume up to 100 kW. This technology could change the design of data centers in the future. Biocomputers are seen as a platform that can be used in areas that require complex data processing and rapid adaptation. Targeted applications include drug development, advanced cybersecurity systems, learning robots, and artificial intelligence models inspired by biology.