Overview
- A Melbourne pilot has about 120 CL1 units online with an API and Jupyter access, though each job requires roughly a week of machine preparation.
- Cortical Labs and partner DayOne plan a larger Singapore deployment targeting as many as 1,000 CL1 units, with timing not specified.
- Each CL1 contains roughly 200,000 human neurons and, according to the CEO, consumes less electrical power than a handheld calculator.
- Daily upkeep includes replacing a cerebrospinal‑fluid‑like medium and maintaining a controlled gas mix at around five percent oxygen.
- Independent validation of practical performance and reliability remains lacking, keeping the technology in an experimental phase despite recent demonstrations like Doom.