NUS Medicine Unveils Data Center Powered by Living Human Brain Cells in Singapore

August 29, 2026

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A prototype data center developed by NUS Medicine, DayOne, and Cortical Labs utilizes living human brain cells for its operations. This innovative approach could redefine data processing and efficiency in the tech industry. InfraSale's audience should monitor developments in bio-computing and its implications for data center design and energy consumption.

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