The Biological Computing Co. says its neuron-derived software layer is being taken towards AWS deployment. TBC reports 5× faster generation and 80% lower inference cost against its chosen base model; these remain company measurements.
A Scaffolded DNA Computer ran ten molecular programs, including 25-bit addition, while relaxing towards a favoured equilibrium state. It extends recent molecular work on supervised learning and reusable circuits.
A bioRxiv preprint describes an organoid reservoir-computing controller used for object grasping and laser chasing in a closed sensor–organoid–action loop. It remains a preprint and has not yet passed peer review.
A Nature study maintained human cortical organoids for more than five years and showed molecular ageing that tracked time in culture. This is relevant to substrate longevity. The study did not test a five-year biocomputing workload.
The tactile Braille organoid experiment was accepted in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, upgrading a record previously tracked here as a preprint.
The Biological Computing Co. opened an interactive comparison of an Oasis 500M base model with its neurally-derived software adapter. Performance figures remain company-reported.
Princeton researchers reported a flexible 3D electronic interface integrated through a cultured neural network, including chronic recording and stimulation.