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.
I'm not excluding that now we have more budget/time/AI to make it work (if it can), I'd just say exercise caution reading this (very AI slop) article (and anything that looks too good to be true)
So they have some kind of nonlinear material that can make light modulate other light, that they managed to get working at teraherz frequencies?
Sounds incredible, as in: can't believe it.
By the way, isn't Nvidia researching this?
Yes; this material is called "snake oil".
Interesting topic, unreadable due to sloppification.
Now it's a good case to use your own ai to un-sloppify
> Photonics
So also 1000x smaller integration
Why?
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.
I'm not excluding that now we have more budget/time/AI to make it work (if it can), I'd just say exercise caution reading this (very AI slop) article (and anything that looks too good to be true)
interesting that it is still 2 bit