The stealthy startup thinks multiple simultaneous smaller brain implants could be better than one.

Valve's Gabe Newell is secretly cofounding Starfish Neuroscience to launch a groundbreaking brain chip that could reshape tech by late 2025.

Neuralink is also trying to improve on existing BCIs that require clunky setups and invasive brain surgery ... by punching them into the brain through a small hole in the skull.

Brain implants have improved dramatically in recent years, but they’re still invasive and unreliable. A new kind of brain-machine interface using living neurons to form connections could be the future ...

in commercial brain-computer interfaces like at Elon Musk's struggling Neuralink. "This is to answer a specific request from neurosurgeons who are hoping to have minimally invasive devices," said ...

Neuralink’s invasive BCIs offer localized precision by capturing neural signals from specific brain regions. This holds immense potential for applications such as restoring motor function and ...

Unlike semi-invasive chips that are placed on the brain’s surface, Neuralink inserts them inside the brain to maximize signal. It is more risky, but could offer better performance. Last year ...

The third human to receive a Neuralink ... brain that controls body movement." An image of the implant showed a device about the size of five U.S. quarters stacked. Smith said it replaced a hole ...

Neuralink's very first human patient to receive the company brain-computer interface (BCI) has sat down for an interview with Joe Rogan, where he explained the whole process of receiving a brain ...

There are wholly non-invasive types ... just a couple of months, Neuralink had posted an update, showing the patient controlling a laptop to play online only with his brain, which he compared ...