TBC
Founded 2022 · 34 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors
The Biological Computing Co. uses living neurons to study how biological systems process information and applies those insights to improve AI model training and inference. It aims to build a new class of computing hardware that learns and adapts with lower time, energy, and training costs than silicon.
Investors · 2
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountSeedFeb 2026Source ↗
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Netezza3 shared keywordsIBM is a global technology company whose business spans enterprise software (including Red Hat, HashiCorp, and Confluent), IT infrastructure such as mainframes, servers, and storage, and IT consulting services. The company is also investing heavily in quantum computing and AI-based enterprise offerings, including its Lightwell open-source software security clearinghouse and the Anderon quantum wafer foundry.
NVIDIA3 shared keywordsNVIDIA designs GPUs, AI computing hardware, and software platforms for AI development, data centers, autonomous vehicles, and robotics, serving developers, researchers, and enterprises. Its offerings include AI models, power architecture for AI factories, and compute infrastructure used across industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and automotive.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does TBC do?
- The Biological Computing Co. uses living neurons to study how biological systems process information and applies those insights to improve AI model training and inference. It aims to build a new class of computing hardware that learns and adapts with lower time, energy, and training costs than silicon.
- Who are TBC's investors?
- TBC's investors include Refactor Capital, Primary Ventures.