Scientists Accidentally Solved a Major Proton Beam Problem
Scientists have unlocked a revolutionary way to generate proton beams using high-powered lasers and a simple stream of water.
Scientists Harness Light to Shatter AI’s Speed Barrier
A breakthrough chip connection system using light instead of metal wiring could eliminate a major computing bottleneck, ...
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Fluorescent Antennas: Advancing High-Speed Optical Wireless Communication
A study in Advanced Optical Materials reveals how fluorescent concentrators enhance optical wireless communication, improving ...
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The quantum opportunity for photonics
Quantum computers can be built in many ways, writes Dr Tess Skyrme, principal technology analyst at IDTechEx. You may be familiar with the competing modalities claiming to offer various advantages ...
Laser lab stashed beneath the University of Texas could power future space travel
TAU Systems is developing laser-plasma accelerators to simulate cosmic rays and accelerate testing of electronics for deep ...
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Wisycom Launches BFL2 Portable RF-Over-Fiber Modules
Wisycom recently launched its next-generation of its wireless RF solution. The BFL2 is comprised of the BFLR2 receiver and the BFLT2 transmitter. Designed for the growing needs in pro audio, the ...
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L3Harris Technology Enhances US Torpedo Capability
As great power competition increases and the U.S. Navy prioritizes strengthening undersea dominance, improved weapon reliability and lethality is more important than ever. L3Harris is answering the ...