A team of researchers from EPFL in Switzerland and Harvard University has developed a powerful new chip that could revolutionize the way we transmit...
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A team of researchers from EPFL in Switzerland and Harvard University has developed a powerful new chip that could revolutionize the way we transmit and receive data. This mini device can convert signals between terahertz (THz) and optical frequencies, paving the way for lightning-fast communication systems and advanced sensing technologies. The breakthrough was recently published […] The post Scientists build tiny chip to supercharge future wireless networks appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
A team of researchers from EPFL in Switzerland and Harvard University has developed a powerful new chip that could revolutionize the way we transmit...
Researchers at EPFL and Harvard University have engineered a chip that can convert between electromagnetic pulses in the terahertz and optical ranges...
As our phones and smart devices keep getting faster and more connected, the airwaves that carry their signals—known as the wireless spectrum—are...
As our phones and smart devices keep getting faster and more connected, the airwaves that carry their signals—known as the wireless spectrum—are...
In a major step forward for future electronics, scientists in China have created a new type of high-performance semiconductor that could replace...
Researchers at MIT and other universities have developed a tiny, flexible chip that could make wireless devices much more energy efficient. This new...
Researchers at MIT and other universities have developed a tiny, flexible chip that could make wireless devices much more energy efficient. This new...
New research shows that metasurfaces could be used as strong linear quantum optical networks This approach could eliminate the need for waveguides and...
For the first time ever, scientists have been able to directly observe spin waves—tiny ripples of magnetism known as magnons—at the nanoscale....
For the first time ever, scientists have been able to directly observe spin waves—tiny ripples of magnetism known as magnons—at the nanoscale....