China's Carbon Era: How Beijing Is Betting on Brains and Biology to Win the Compute War
China just approved the world's first commercial invasive BCI. This isn't a research milestone — it's a geopolitical opening move.
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Epia Neuro's Skull Implant and AI Glove Want to Give Stroke Survivors Their Grip Back
Epia Neuro launched from stealth in April 2026 with a minimally invasive skull implant and motorized glove designed to restore hand function in stroke survivors — not by replacing the brain, but by retraining it.
Wetware Is the New Prime Real Estate: Why Biocomputing Will Define the Intelligence Economy
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