
A San Francisco-based startup claims to be the first to have created a biological computing platform built from living neurons, purposed to accelerate artificial intelligence-based tasks. The Biological Computing Company (TBC) reckons this is a credible pathway to replace, or augment, silicon compute in AI, with support for processes like “computer vision, generative video, and AI infrastructure.” Alongside the bold claims, it is revealed that TBC has secured $25m in funding from its initial seed round and will open a new flagship lab in the city.
