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Photonic computing

Topic

Photonic computing, also known as optical computing, is a technology that uses light waves produced by lasers or incoherent sources instead of electricity to perform data processing, storage, and communication. By utilizing photons rather than electrons, it promises significantly higher bandwidth, faster processing speeds, and reduced energy consumption compared to conventional electronic computers.

What experts have said about Photonic computing

1 statement · 1 positive

  1. AI compute infrastructure will shift to photonics

    “I am 100% sure that the compute substrate is going to move to photonics”

    Listen at 1:14:58

    Open the episode · Ask the Mates anything | MOONSHOTS AMA #289

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