The Biological Computing

TBC’s neuron-optimized video model achieves high-quality results at up to 80% lower inference cost, based on real neurons rather than theoretical inspiration.

The page describes how TBC studies living neurons to improve computational efficiency, integrating findings into AI models compatible with existing hardware.

real-time interactive generation, turning the biologically derived video adapter

A local plasticity rule drawn from biology sustained learning across 200 sequential tasks, roughly doubling representation richness and memory retention.

Living neurons used as a preprocessing layer improved MNIST classification accuracy by 4.7% and made CIFAR training converge three times faster.

Research from TBC on integrating biological neural networks with modern AI—computer vision, image reconstruction, neural dynamics, and algorithm discovery.

Banerjea will help TBC define the infrastructure roadmap from neuron-derived AI inference optimization to real-time inference and biological compute

Recent coverage and announcements from TBC, including the $25M seed round to bring neuron-based computing to AI.

TBC’s neuron-derived optimization delivers 5x faster inference at 80% lower cost, with plans to scale across AWS Trainium, Amazon SageMaker AI, and AWS Marketplace.

TBC raised a $25M seed round to commercialize a neuron-based alternative to silicon AI.

The Biological Computing Company employs neuroscientists, biologists, AI researchers, and engineers in Baltimore and San Francisco to develop a new computing approach.

Founded by two neurosurgeons, TBC grows real neurons on electrodes to learn how biology computes and turns those discoveries into more efficient AI.

The page provides contact information for inquiries about partnerships, research collaboration, or applying biological adapters to AI models and workflows.

The page invites users to request early access to TBC’s neurally-optimized video generation model before its public release.

TBC’s neural optimization generates side-by-side video comparisons, showing cost reductions and quality improvements in real time.

The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) turns discoveries from real neurons into software that makes AI faster and cheaper, without retraining.

The page explains how The Biological Computing Company handles user data collection, usage, storage, and protection for tbc.co and its AI model products.

The page outlines the terms governing use of tbc.co, the TBC neural optimizer demos, and the company’s AI compute products and services.