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photonic

[foh-ton-ik]

adjective

  1. of or relating to processes involving photons.



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By effectively turning chaos into predictability, optical thermodynamics opens the door to the creation of a new class of photonic devices that harness, rather than fight against, the complexity of nonlinear systems.

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Photonic hardware, which can perform machine-learning computations with light, offers a faster and more energy-efficient alternative.

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However, there are some types of neural network computations that a photonic device can't perform, requiring the use of off-chip electronics or other techniques that hamper speed and efficiency.

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Building on a decade of research, scientists from MIT and elsewhere have developed a new photonic chip that overcomes these roadblocks.

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They demonstrated a fully integrated photonic processor that can perform all the key computations of a deep neural network optically on the chip.

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