Latest Cortical Labs News & Updates

See the latest news and media coverage for Cortical Labs. We track all announcements, press releases, and industry mentions in real time, all in one place.

Company icon
Cortical Labs

Biohybrid computing hardware and cloud platform

corticallabs.com
Headquarters
Melbourne, Australia
Founded year
2019
Company type
Private company
Number of employees
2–40

Last updated

Latest news about Cortical Labs

In short: Cortical Labs developed the CL1, a biological computer using lab-grown human neurons to perform tasks and power energy-efficient data centers.

Company announcements

  • Cortical Labs

    Cortical Labs opens Cortical Cloud publicly

    It features live neural networks for interaction and training. Users can sign up and explore.

  • Cortical Labs

    Cortical Labs launches new CL API

    It removes access barriers for living biological neural cells. Users can now explore their capabilities.

  • Cortical Labs

    Cortical Labs is hiring a hardware engineer

    The position is based in the Greater Melbourne Area. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply or share the opportunity.

  • Cortical Labs

    Cortical Labs is hiring a senior software engineer

    The position is for a Senior Software Engineer specializing in Python based in Melbourne, Victoria. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply or share the opportunity.

Unlock all announcements with a

Media coverage

  • MSN

    Living neuron computers achieve real-time learning in lab tests

    Researchers in Japan and the U.S. have built experimental computers powered by living neurons capable of learning and generating complex patterns in real time. The...

  • MSN

    Lab-grown rat neurons run real-time machine learning tasks

    Researchers at Tohoku University and Future University Hakodate have trained cultured rat cortical neurons to perform real-time machine learning tasks, producing complex temporal patterns including...

  • NewsBytes

    Biocomputer that runs on human brain cells now available

    Australian biotech group, Cortical Labs, is using living human brain cells to power AI data centers, training these neuron-powered microchips to play video games.

  • The Business Times

    Human brain cells run new data centres in Singapore, Melbourne

    AI is driving a surge in electricity demand, forcing governments and technology companies to search for more efficient computing systems Read more at The Business...

Unlock all articles with a

Never miss news about Cortical Labs

Track Cortical Labs and your other target companies to get real-time alerts and weekly summaries delivered straight to your inbox.

Trending companies

Discover what's making headlines across other trending companies.