Photonics stories - Page 3

Ahead of the Chancellor's budget, Techworks, the UK Deep Tech and Semiconductor Trade Association, urges HM Treasury to support the domestic semiconductor sector.

Seagate makes breakthrough with Mozaic 3+ hard drive platform, offering unprecedented 3TB+ per platter storage densities using HAMR technology, aimed at transforming large-scale data storage solutions.

The increasing demand for high-speed data transfer rates and the adoption of 5G technology is expected to bolster demand.

Liquid Instruments, an innovator of software-defined instrumentation, will host a 2023 Global Roadshow in major cities across Asia, Europe, and North America.

Invented by Professor Manus Hayne, who teaches Physics at Lancaster University, Ultraram is a novel type of memory with extraordinary properties.

Apple unveils iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, featuring Dynamic Island, A16 Bionic chip, 48MP camera, 5G connectivity, and iOS 16. Safety features included.

Researchers say about 1% of the world's energy is used to power data centres - but that number will climb to as much as 8% by 2030.

Archer Materials achieves milestone towards building room-temperature quantum computing chip, making quantum processing power commercially available.

Cisco has a plan for the next decade of digital innovation, and it all starts with pushing innovation beyond the boundaries of what's currently possible.

An inaugural report on composable/disaggregated infrastructure from IDC shows that it will go from US$300m to $3.4b in next five years.

An expert has stated that we could soon be launching data centres into outer space to utilise solar power & zero human error, among other things.

After procuring more than £2bn into the UK between 2013-2017, Huawei has committed to £3bn more over the next five years.

Silicon photonics is seen as one of the key technologies to solve the surging volumes of IP traffic using astronomic volumes of energy.

Intel CEO, Brian Krzanich, has revealed that data is the company's top priority for growth and innovation in the coming year.

Intel has announced that it has developed silicon photonics technology which will replace data center copper wires.

Intel Labs has created the first silicon based optical data connection prototype with integrated lasers, known as the 50Gbps Silicon Photonics Link.

Scientists at the University of Southampton have demonstrated 5D digital data storage, promising data capacity of 360 TB/disc and virtually unlimited lifespan.

Companies collaborate to define the next generation of rack technologies used to power the world's largest data centres.

Intel's experimental chip could replace electrons with light beams to carry data at 50Gbps, potentially revolutionizing computer design.