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Quantum leap for photonic modulation
Researchers at Stanford have made a breakthrough which could give quantum cryptography, information processing, and even memory storage a big boost, by modulating the time profile of a single photon.
Sylvie Barak
Oct 3 2008 7:40AM
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Optical circuit to deliver instantaneous, unlimited Internet access
Physicists have developed optical switching technology capable of delivering data at the rate of 640 Gbps, potentially yielding a 60-fold increase in Australian Internet speeds.
Staff Writers
Jul 10 2008 4:18PM
Telco/ISP
U.S. government invests US$43 million in research that slows light
A team of electrical engineers has been awarded a US$4.3 million grant for their research into laser information streams.
Liz Tay
May 16 2008 3:59PM
Telco/ISP
3D photonic crystals to 'revolutionise' telecoms
A group of European scientists has published details of research into 3D photonic crystals which they believe could "revolutionise" the telecoms industry..
Robert Jaques
Nov 22 2007 7:18AM
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Boffins light way for photonic transistors
Scientists have published a new theory which describes how the transistors in next-generation quantum computers may be created.
Robert Jaques
Aug 29 2007 7:42AM
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