NUS Launches World's First Biological Server Rack

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Biological computing is the most important breakthrough in tech right now — living neural tissue can run complex AI workloads on a fraction of the power silicon demands, and the AI industry, burning $1.2 trillion on data centers, desperately needs exactly this kind of solution. A single biological rack draws under 1,000 watts, whereas traditional GPU clusters consume tens of kilowatts. The Singapore prototype therefore could signal a fundamentally greener architecture for future AI infrastructure.