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Is AIM-listed microchip minnow Sondrel coming to a brain implant near you? That's the rumour that spread across the media this week, after the Daily Mail, quoting 'a source with knowledge of the matter', revealed that Sondrel played a key part in developing Tesla boss Elon Musk's brain-computer interface Neuralink. According to sources, Musk called on Sondrel to lend its highly specialised knowledge of bespoke microchip designs to Neuralink, which was successfully implanted into a patient's brain for the first time last Sunday. Sondrel wasn't dragged into confirming or denying the report, though it did remind the market that it's 'one of only a few companies capable of designing and supplying higher-spec, complex chips built on the most advanced semiconductor technologies'. 'The Group does not comment on the identity of customers,' stated Sondrel. That said, Sondrel does have an 'automotive Tier 1 supplier' in its books. 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