Semiconductors Quantum tech moves from lab to market with real-world breakthroughs From scalable computing chips to non-invasive and autonomous inspection, quantum tech is now solving real business needs Latest Content Quantum tech moves from lab to market with real-world breakthroughs Organic materials unlock smaller and faster photonic chips for AI data centres MIT launches SMART research group to develop wafer-scale optoelectronic sensing technology in Singapore White papers Advances in quantum cascade lasers for critical real-world applications This White Paper explores recent advancements in quantum cascade lasers and their applications in fields such as environmental monitoring, industrial process control, and, critically, nuclear safety New active ring resonators using mid-infrared QCLs Read this White Paper to find out how photonic integrated circuits (PICs) applications could benefit from active ring resonators using quantum cascade laser (QCL) sources to open up applications in the mid-IR range Optimizing System Performance: A Guide to Specifying Laser Modules Choosing the right laser module requires careful consideration of the specific requirements of the application, as well as a thorough understanding More content PhotonDelta opens Silicon Valley office Q&A: Mike Noonen introduces Swave’s HXR chip that makes augmented reality display holography possible Optoelectronic components market to be ~$64 billion by 2030 Introducing the July issue of Electro Optics The sub-micron semiconductor challenge: how is it being met? Ti:sapphire laser-on-chip could open up quantum neuroscience applications Nokia acquires Infinera for $2.3bn, improving scale and profitability in optical networking Wave Photonics secures £4.5m funding to develop on-chip photonics Vector Photonics receives £3m to commercialise PCSEL laser tech Photonic chip-based 3D printer enables prototyping on the go Netherlands and New York State sign semiconductor innovation MoU French and German Presidents visit Fraunhofer Institute, strengthening political ties to photonics research Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 9 Next page Next ›
