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New research could enable advances in quantum-enhanced measurement techniques and photonic quantum computing
The technology could be deployed on the ISS, geostationary satellites or even sent to other planets to map their gravity
IBM and EPFL have collaborated to develop the new hybrid integrated tunable laser
The work could pave the way to a new generation of experimentally achievable photonic crystals
The laser could enable applications in portable medical imaging devices, chemical sensing and lidar
The dector could enable ultra-secure data transfer for banks, healthcare systems, governments and the military
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Osram to manufacture microLED arrays for Avicena's LightBundle architecture
The LightBundle architecture could address bandwidth and proximity constraints in xPUs, memory, and sensors
PsiQuantum accelerates quantum computing roadmap via UK partnership
The collaboration will deliver quantum computing subsystems with exceptional cryogenic cooling power
New Ford subsidiary to develop autonomous driving technology
The new firm, Latitude AI, seeks to develop a hands-free, eyes-off-the-road driving system for passenger vechicles
New technique 'stretches' light to improve resolution of infrared spectroscopy
The technique could be used to trace phenomena such as the combustion of gases or the irreversible chemical reactions of biomolecules
Effect Photonics raises $40m to tackle 5G and cloud edge challenges
The investment will accelerate the firm's development of integrated optical solutions targeting faster data transfer
LiFi now ready for smartphone deployment
PureLiFi has launched an optoelectrical antenna that can be integrated into mobile devices at scale
Ayar Labs to demonstrate optical I/O technology at OFC
Ayar Labs will show its optical I/O solution moving data from one TeraPHY optical I/O chiplet to another at 2.048Tbps in each direction
Terran Orbital awarded $2.4bn contract to build satellite constellation
The constellation will provide a space-based data network offering latencies on par with terrestrial fibre networks
World's most powerful handheld laser developed
The record was awarded for the development of a blue laser with a peak power of 7.61W - equivalent to 8,000 conventional laser pointers
Quantum sensors to accelerate cancer diagnosis
Scientists are developing highly specialised diode lasers and novel quantum light modules for quantum-based early cancer diagnostics
Panasonic develops low-light hyperspectral imaging sensor with "world's highest" sensitivity
The sensor can capture 30fps video under indoor levels of illumination
Highly sensitive Photodiode demonstrates 200% quantum efficiency
The technology shows promise for use in flexible devices across applications in medicine, optical communications, machine vision, and surveillance
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