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  • [New] BENGALURU (Reuters) - Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink will start high-volume production of brain-computer interface devices and move to an entirely automated surgical procedure in 2026. Dunya News
  • [New] Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant company, will begin high-volume production in 2026, aiming for fully automated surgeries. Dunya News
  • [New] EBRAINS 2.0 will enhance brain atlases, integrate multimodal data, and develop digital twin models, supporting brain medicine and technology innovation across Europe. Spherical Insights
  • [New] Elon Musk's announcement that Neuralink aims to restore sight to a blind person in 2026 highlights the revolutionary potential of brain-computer interfaces. NEWS.am TECH - Innovations and science
  • [New] Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is advancing rapidly, with three significant trends projected to shape its development by 2026. GeneOnline News
  • [New] A recent analysis in Forbes highlights 2026 as a turning point for edge AI, neuromorphic computing, and biologically inspired architecture specifically in the context of more autonomous, agentic behaviour. SoftClouds
  • [New] In 2026, HR leaders will need to recognize how masking, sensory overload, and poor fit between environment and brain wiring contribute to deep, often invisible fatigue. Spring Health
  • Montana followed to expressly regulate neurotechnology data through S 297, significantly revising the Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act to cover early-stage risks associated with brain-computer interfaces and other neural-signal technologies. Squire Patton Boggs
  • Merge will join Elon Musk's Neuralink and a growing number of other startups that are developing brain-computer interfaces, devices that collect brain data and convert it into useful outputs. Wired
  • Rethinking computer architecture using brain-inspired algorithms could cut AI energy worldwide by integrating neuromorphic computing chips and processing to overcome a growing hardware bottleneck. Inside Telecom
  • In the year 2026, the industry size of brain imaging and neuroimaging is estimated at USD 15.47 billion. Research Nester
  • Elon Musk's Neuralink is developing brain-computer interfaces with the potential to decode neural signals, aid paralysis recovery, and ultimately expand the interaction between humans and machines. CyberNews
  • Because brain-computer interfaces (BCI) will play a central role in defining how human intelligence and artificial intelligence fit together in a world with powerful AI. Forbes
  • Repeated measurements of blood biomarkers, combined with brain imaging, will increasingly be used to track treatment strategies involving anti-amyloid drugs. ScienceDaily
  • University of Queensland researchers have developed a promising new anti-inflammatory drug and, for the first time, used advanced imaging to watch its effects unfold inside the living brain, a breakthrough that could accelerate treatments for Parkinson's disease. The University of Queensland
  • Intelligent World Understanding: AI will be the brain that makes AR context-aware. INAIRSPACE
  • AI will become the central operating brain of vessel management within the next three years. Cyprus Shipping News
  • Platelets may represent a unique bridge between vascular dysfunction and brain inflammation, potentially opening new opportunities for early interventions. NYU Langone News
  • University of Virginia School of Medicine and Naval Medical Research Command researchers will use a federal Department of Defense grant to better identify, prevent and treat brain injuries for military personnel caused by repeated blast exposures. News-Medical
  • Over the next three years, we believe AI will stop being a collection of tools and instead become the central operating brain of vessel management. Cyprus Shipping News
  • Whole-brain interfacing is going to be the future. Scientific American

Last updated: 04 January 2026



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