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Advanced research has opened up the prospect of neurological material replacing computer chips to power computers we use in our daily lives. AFP
Advanced research has opened up the prospect of neurological material replacing computer chips to power computers we use in our daily lives. AFP
Computer memory: Could lab-grown brains one day power our laptops?
Artificial brain cells have the potential to replace computer chips as the ultimate operating system, an expert said