FinalSpark's Neuroplatform, a Swiss startup's service, founded by Fred Jordan and Martin Kutter.
It's the first cloud service that lets researchers use living brain-cell clusters as a computer ('wetware-as-a-service').
It runs 16 lab-grown brain organoids on electrode arrays, kept alive 100-plus days, offering academic access for $500 a month, and has logged 18 terabytes of data across 1,000 experiments. It claims to be a million times more energy-efficient than silicon chips.
It's the first real commercial step toward computing with biological brain tissue instead of chips.