HealthExec June 4, 2024
Chad Van Alstin

Earlier this year Elon Musk’s Neuralink—a technology project that uses brain implants for a variety of purposes, including as a medical device—revealed it had successfully completed its first human trial. Now, it appears the company has greatly expanded its workforce and is backed by some serious funding.

A new report from CB Insights found Neuralink has ramped up hiring, expanding its workforce by 120% over the last two years, including more than a 16% increase since that successful human trial.

Further, the company has received $680 million from investors to date, the report said.

That number likely rose after it was revealed that Neuralink’s technology works. In...

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