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Singapore opens data center powered by brain cells

A new type of data center using brain cells as computing elements instead of silicon chips has been launched at the National University of Singapore. This technology could radically reduce energy consumption and increase computing efficiency, which is important for compute-intensive systems.

Why it matters

The news demonstrates an alternative computing approach potentially applicable to resource-intensive modeling of large systems.

Original headline
Forget silicon chip servers: Singapore’s newest data centre in NUS runs on brain cells
Read the original: National University of Singapore — News

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