Arthur Hanson
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Will optical computing chips make it out of the lab and become a major force or just stay a curiosity? Any thoughts or observations on this would be appreciated. Are any major foundries working in this area? Thanks
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Will optical chips become a reality?
- Thread starter Arthur Hanson
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Will optical computing chips make it out of the lab and become a major force or just stay a curiosity? Any thoughts or observations on this would be appreciated. Are any major foundries working in this area? Thanks
Saw this article just today - great insights into why photonics offers advantages as well as most likely practical applications (AI inference ?).