2026-01-05 09:21:29

The biggest news in the tech industry recently is none other than brain-computer interfaces. Elon Musk's Neuralink announced a major plan—launching large-scale mass production of brain-computer interface devices in 2026, while simultaneously advancing fully automated surgical procedures. Once this news broke, the market reaction was quite intense.

What truly changes the game are their breakthroughs in key technologies. The new generation of electrode wires can directly penetrate the dura mater without removing brain tissue, significantly reducing surgical difficulty and lowering commercialization costs. Such technological advancements often trigger a chain reaction across the industry chain—from chip design and micro-sensors to surgical equipment suppliers, the entire industry chain will benefit.

Looking at the performance of A-shares, stocks related to brain-computer interfaces collectively strengthened, with nearly 20 concept stocks reaching new highs for the period. This is not an isolated phenomenon. Sectors like insurance, precious metals, lithium mining, and storage chips also showed clear signs of recovery, indicating that market expectations for the entire tech sector are heating up. When a cutting-edge technology moves from the laboratory to commercialization, the upstream and downstream of the industry chain will both gain room for imagination. The subsequent development of this field is highly likely to become the core driver of sustained growth in the tech sector.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-07 09:26

Elon Musk is up to something again, mass production in 2026? I think I'll wait and see, this guy's timetable has never been accurate. Not directly mobilizing the brain to organize this wave is indeed ruthless; the costs will cause the entire supply chain to explode. Chip and sensor manufacturers are stable this time, but I really don't dare to chase after these concept stocks in A-shares, easy to get caught holding the bag. Fully automated surgery sounds like cutting-edge technology, but what if there's a bug one day? I'll just observe for now. Brain-computer interface is a hot track, but I'm worried it might just be another round of cutting the leeks.

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AirDropMissed

· 01-05 11:56

Elon Musk is at it again, aiming for mass production of brain-machine interfaces by 2026. This move is really set to change the landscape. --- No need to dig into brains anymore? This technological breakthrough is quite fierce, and once costs drop, the entire industry chain will become active. --- Chips, sensors, surgical equipment—looking forward to the whole chain. It's another wave of concept stock harvesting. --- The response from A-shares is also incredibly quick. 20 new highs directly surged, just waiting to see how the industry linkages play out. --- Just watching the show, from science fiction to mass production—this time, is it really happening? --- Thinking about those upstream suppliers, they must be laughing all the way. Elon Musk's words open up a billion-dollar imagination space. --- Hmm… Automated surgical procedures sound a bit scary, but the commercial potential is indeed incredible. --- Storage chips are also benefiting. It seems the market has truly lifted the entire tech sector. --- Since this news came out, precious metals have also warmed up? It shows everyone is waiting for this super cycle in the tech sector. --- 2026 is not far off. We need to keep a close eye on each link in the industry chain—who will be the first to reap the benefits?

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-05 09:49

No hype, no negativity. This time, Neuralink's technological breakthrough really has some substance. Can the cost of cutting brain tissue be reduced so much? This truly is a game-changer. Mass production in 2026? That's a bit uncertain, but concept stocks have already soared haha. The entire chain of chips, sensors, and surgical equipment all need to benefit. I believe the potential for the brain-machine interface track is indeed large. I've been following all 20 stocks in the A-share market; it feels like this wave of the tech sector is far from over. With the emergence of minimally invasive solutions like electrode wire membrane insertion, reducing medical costs and increasing accessibility, it won't be a dream for everyone to have one installed in the future. But on the other hand, if this really becomes commercialized, how will ethical issues be addressed? How will privacy be protected? It’s a bit frightening. That's why I’ve always held a heavy position in tech stocks. Opportunities are often in unnoticed places. Once everyone sees them, it’s basically too late.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-05 09:44

looking at those pump percentages on neuralink plays... transaction patterns suggest coordinated accumulation across 15+ wallets before the announcement dropped. statistical anomaly or just musk tax again? 🤔

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-05 09:36

Elon Musk is up to his tricks again, mass production of brain-machine interfaces? Is this really happening? Without cutting into brain tissue, this technology is incredible. Lowering costs will directly boost the industry chain. No wonder A-shares are getting excited. Wait, if this can truly be commercialized, won't chip sensor and other suppliers take off? We should keep an eye on that. Honestly, compared to concept hype, I care more about when this thing will actually go public. Don’t want another PPT revolution. Hmm... mass production in 2026? Let’s see if they can survive until then first, haha. The expectations for the tech sector have really heated up, but it still feels a bit risky to chase the gains now.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-05 09:26

ngl the electrode breakthrough is actually kinda huge... well technically if they nail the automation part, this becomes less "sci-fi promise" and more "actual supply chain catalyst" — which is where the real money gets made

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