7 comments

  • amelius4 minutes ago
    So they have some kind of nonlinear material that can make light modulate other light, that they managed to get working at teraherz frequencies?<p>Sounds incredible, as in: can&#x27;t believe it.<p>By the way, isn&#x27;t Nvidia researching this?
    • octoberfranklin1 minute ago
      Yes; this material is called &quot;snake oil&quot;.
  • 12ah5kl1 hour ago
    Interesting topic, unreadable due to sloppification.
  • dvh51 minutes ago
    &gt; Photonics<p>So also 1000x smaller integration
  • natas53 minutes ago
    This has been tried by Cray like 15 years ago and the university of Colorado 11 years ago; there were also other initiatives, all failed.<p>I&#x27;m not excluding that now we have more budget&#x2F;time&#x2F;AI to make it work (if it can), I&#x27;d just say exercise caution reading this (very AI slop) article (and anything that looks too good to be true)
  • mbfg1 hour ago
    interesting that it is still 2 bit
  • peter_d_sherman3 days ago
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  • Lucasoato35 minutes ago
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