CMOS-based technology will allow low-cost integration of high-speed optical interfaces in silicon Addressing the problem of high-speed interchip interfaces, a technology developed by fabless ...
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Device smaller than a grain of dust looks to supercharge quantum computers
A device smaller than a grain of dust may help unlock the kind of quantum computers people have only dreamed about. Built on ...
A new microchip-sized device could dramatically accelerate the future of quantum computing. It controls laser frequencies ...
Innovation paves the way for a high-volume, silicon photonics 400G/lane platform to meet next-generation 3.2T optical communication architectures for datacom and AI applications. The integrated ...
Why AI needs high-speed interconnects. How multichannel fiber meets AI demands. How multichannel fiber support fits on a chip. Though copper provides high-speed connectivity, it has limitations. One ...
The advent of big data era raising significant challenges in information processing, especially in the aspect of capacity and power consumption. Situations become even worse when we consider the fact ...
How a single silicon chip was designed to be microwave and optical signal-processing engine. The various roles for which this engine can be reconfigured. The performance considerations that were ...
Impressively, the unit registered the lowest frequency loss of any chip to date. Specifically, the engineers noted that the new chip was 15x more stable and 100x more efficient in terms of microwave ...
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Scientists just pulled off wireless data using pure light
Scientists have turned a long-standing sci‑fi idea into working hardware, using pure light to move data wirelessly through the air instead of relying on radio waves or copper traces. The result is a ...
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