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FinalSpark Develops Brain-like Organoids for Computing Revolution
10/6/2025
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- FinalSpark in Switzerland develops organoids from human skin cells for energy-efficient brain-like computers.
- Organoids connect to electrodes to test responses to electrical signals.
- Organoids' lifespans are limited; they survive up to four months.
- Dr. Fred Jordan, co-founder of FinalSpark, calls it "wetware" with potential.
- Cortical Labs and others pursue similar work, including teaching neurons to play Pong.
