photonic link data transmission breakthrough nears parity with local access
A new photonic link allows remote data access with less than 1% speed loss over 3,000 km. This helps AI training and could change data center design.
#PhotonicLink, #DataTransmission, #AISpeed, #RemoteAccess, #TechBreakthrough
https://newsletter.tf/photonic-link-remote-data-near-local-speed/
New tests show remote data access over 3,000 km is almost as fast as local access, with only a 1% speed drop. This is a big step for AI training.
#PhotonicLink, #DataTransmission, #AISpeed, #RemoteAccess, #TechBreakthrough
https://newsletter.tf/photonic-link-remote-data-near-local-speed/
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Italian scientists have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully freezing pure light and converting it into a solid for the first time.
Traditionally, light exists as an intangible wave or particle, making its solidification seemingly impossible.
However, researchers have managed to manipulate photons—the fundamental particles of light—by confining them within a carefully structured environment at ultra-low temperatures.
Through advanced quantum physics techniques, the scientists controlled and slowed down photon movement, compelling them to behave like a solid object.
This breakthrough holds immense potential for future technologies, particularly in quantum computing, optical communication, and advanced materials science.
By solidifying light, researchers can develop innovative methods for storing and processing information at unprecedented speeds, reshaping data transmission and computational capabilities.
This discovery extends beyond theoretical significance, marking a pivotal step in understanding the fundamental nature of light and matter.
The ability to freeze and manipulate light in a solid state could lead to transformative advancements in energy-efficient computing, ultra-fast processors, and cutting-edge optical technologies.
As exploration of this phenomenon continues, it may unveil new frontiers in physics, revolutionizing how light is harnessed for technological innovation.
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Novel hollow-core optical fiber transmits data 45% faster with record low loss
https://phys.org/news/2025-09-hollow-core-optical-fiber-transmits.html
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Despite the modern world relying heavily on digital optical communication, there has not been a significant improvement in the minimum attenuation—a measure of the loss of optical power per kilometer traveled—of optical fibers in around 40 years. Decreasing this loss would mean that the signal could travel further without being amplified, leading to more data being transmitted over longer distances, faster internet and more efficient networks.
An international research team led by the Photonic Network Laboratory at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT, President: TOKUDA Hideyuki Ph.D.), and including Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. (Sumitomo Electric, President: INOUE Osamu) have set a new world record in optical fiber communications, achieving data transmission at 1.02 petabits per second over a distance of 1,808 kilometers (roughly equivalent to the distance from Sapporo to Fukuoka, from Missouri to Montana or from Berlin to Naples).
#Scientists have demonstrated #quantum #teleportation over the #Internet for the first time
It may not be teleportation like you see in the movies, but it's real. Scientists at Northwestern University have successfully demonstrated, for the first time, quantum teleportation via #fibre #optic cables carrying internet traffic.
https://www.yourweather.co.uk/news/science/scientists-have-demonstrated-quantum-teleportation-over-the-internet-for-the-first-time.html
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