Morning Coffee: Optics Bright Outlook
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Lasers have been integrated directly into silicon microcircuit chips in a joint research effort announced this week by Intel and the University of California at Santa Barbara
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Optical hardware lacks the equivalents of memory or logic circuits for processing layered network protocols. That’s a serious flaw as verbose XML approaches become central to new network applications. New burst techniques, though, such as those used in
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Overshadowed by Intel’s ‘someday soon’ announcement was the late-August sampling release of actual photonic devices, integrated into standard CMOS processes.
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Later this month, Mitsubishi Electric Corp will show what it claims to be the first compact optical transceiver supporting dense wavelength division multiple
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