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Cortical Labs is an Australian biological computing company that builds biological computers using lab-grown neurons on silicon chips.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Overview

Cortical Labs is a biotech company based in Melbourne, Australia, focused on building biological computers. They combine lab-grown neurons with silicon chips to create the world's first code-deployable biological computer, the CL1, and offer a cloud platform called Cortical Cloud. The company was founded in 2019 by Hon Weng Chong and Andy Kitchen.

History

Cortical Labs was founded in 2019 by Hon Weng Chong and Andy Kitchen. In 2021, they grew human neurons on a chip and taught them to play Pong. In 2022, they released an academic paper describing 'DishBrain'. In 2025, they released their first commercial product, the CL1.

Products and positioning

  • CL1

    The world's first code deployable biological computer.

  • Cortical Cloud

    A biological cloud computing platform to build breakthrough technology without the need for a specialized lab.

Recent events

  • Reported

    DayOne launches Singapore's first Biological Data Center Prototype with Cortical Labs and NUS Medicine[7]

    DayOne Data Centers Limited launched Singapore's first Biological Data Center Prototype in collaboration with Cortical Labs and the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore. The prototype deploys a 20-unit CL1 biological computing system, described as the first independently operated biologically integrated server rack in the world, in a live research environment at NUS Medicine hosted within DayOne-designed infrastructure.

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