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Intel just announced the prototype to a chip made of all silicon that can encode 200 GB/S on a light beam. This is a step up from the old chip that can only encode 100 GB/S. Also, the 100 GB/S chips were not made of silicon which provides limitations for...
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The first comprehensive study of the properties of boron nitrite has been completed on a nanometric scale. The thorough control and knowledge boron nitride’s...
made popular Mar 25 2007
The Bath researchers in England are making use of new photonic crystal fibers to make the dream of photonic computers true. The photonic computers have the ability to...
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With every passing day, technology seems to evolve several times. The booming microchip-processing speed is rejuvenating the different areas of an integrated circuit....
made popular Jan 19 2008
The University of California, San Diego (UCSD), in collaboration with Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has designed an advanced silicon chip dubbed as...
made popular Oct 31 2007
University of Pennsylvania has crafted a silicon chip that could accurately mimics retinal functions. The chip has been built with an ability to approximate the neural...
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