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photonic

American  
[foh-ton-ik] / foʊˈtɒn ɪk /

adjective

  1. of or relating to processes involving photons.


Etymology

Origin of photonic

photon + -ic

Example Sentences

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The team focused on two major obstacles that make it difficult to generate a reliable stream of single photons, which are essential for photonic quantum computers and secure communication networks.

From Science Daily

Photonic computing relies on light rather than electricity to perform calculations, offering the potential for faster and more efficient systems.

From Science Daily

The work shows, in theory, that two major barriers to faster photonic circuitry can be addressed at the same time.

From Science Daily

Many emerging technology companies believe photonic platforms will play a key role in the future of quantum computing.

From Science Daily

The former include Broadcom, which works with Google to design its TPUs; TTM Technologies, which makes circuit boards; technology solutions company Celestica; and Lumentum Holdings, which makes optical and photonic products for the cloud and networking.

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