Engineers develop chip that uses ‘fastest means of communication’ for AI tasks
Engineers develop chip that uses ‘fastest means of communication’ for AI tasks
Engineers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a silicon-photonic chip that uses light to perform complex math for AI tasks. This chip manipulates materials at the nanoscale and enables brain-like processing, while offering commercial applications and privacy advantages. In addition to faster speed and less energy consumption, the chip is also said to offer privacy advantages over current chips.
Engineers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a silicon-photonic chip that uses light to perform complex math for AI tasks. This chip manipulates materials at the nanoscale and enables brain-like processing, while offering commercial applications and privacy advantages. In addition to faster speed and less energy consumption, the chip is also said to offer privacy advantages over current chips.
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Engineers from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a silicon-photonic chip that uses light to perform complex math for AI tasks. This chip manipulates materials at the nanoscale and enables brain-like processing, while offering commercial applications and privacy advantages. In addition to faster speed and less energy consumption, the chip is also said to offer privacy advantages over current chips. 
