(Nanowerk Spotlight) Modern computers process information by moving electrons through circuits, but this approach is reaching its physical limits in terms of speed and efficiency. Scientists have long ...
This article introduces the NXP Interface technology and gives an information on meeting the needs of high speed computing. The Thunderbolt and NXP’s multiplexer and demultiplexer switches that ...
Computer chips that combine the use of light and electricity are shown to increase computational performance, while reducing energy consumption, compared with conventional electronic chips. The ...
So-called neuromorphic computing involves the use of physical artificial neurons to do computing in a way that is inspired by the human brain. With photonic neuromorphic computing these artificial ...
High-performance computing (HPC) aggregates multiple servers into a cluster that is designed to process large amounts of data at high speeds to solve complex problems. HPC is particularly well suited ...
The new era of Silicon Valley runs on networking—and not the kind you find on LinkedIn. As the tech industry funnels billions into AI data centers, chip makers both big and small are ramping up ...
First light- and laser-based computing system designed to outperform quantum and supercomputing and solve complex problems unfeasible for GPUs Strategic partner LightSolver named a 2025 World Economic ...
Researchers demonstrate ultrafast multivalley optical switching in germanium (Ge) using a single-color pulse laser. This breakthrough enables precise transparency control across multiple wavelengths, ...
As AI workloads move from cloud to edge, the volume of image and sensor data across industries is rising rapidly. Edge devices that previously relied on FPGAs and off-the-shelf modules are now running ...
Researchers create a nanoscale light switch operating 10,000 times faster than electronic transistors, opening possibilities ...
Image is a microphotograph of the fabricated test circuit. Continuous single flux quantum signals are produced by the clock generators at frequencies ranging from approximately 10 GHz to 40 GHz. Each ...
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