According to data company Pitchbook, last year California-based Neuralink had more than 400 employees and has raised at least $363 million.Though he wins most of the headlines, Musk is hardly alone in trying to make advances in the field, which is officially known as brain-machine or brain-computer interface research.Hit with delays, the tycoon had reportedly reached out to join forces with implant developer Synchron about a potential investment.Unlike Neuralink’s Link, its implant version does not require cutting into the skull to install it.The Australia-based Synchron implanted its first device in a US patient in July 2022.
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