Fully integrated hybrid multimode-multiwavelength photonic processor with picosecond latency
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Researchers created a tiny optical computer chip that processes data much faster than electronic computers. The chip uses different colors and patterns of light to handle multiple signals at once, mimicking how fiber optic cables can send information through different pathways simultaneously. It successfully unscrambled mixed-up signals in real-time and removed jamming interference from communication signals, all with a processing time of just 30 picoseconds—trillions of times faster than blinking.