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    Researchers discover a single quantum parameter—the size of its spin—acts as a switch that flips its magnetism. This discovery offers a new way to think about how quantum states...
    Jan. 29, 2026
    By leveraging tunable diode lasers and a synergetic combination of public and private investments and partnerships, the industry can speed development and adoption of photonic...
    Jan. 28, 2026
    Researchers apply the precision of optical frequency combs to radio telescopes to synchronize the observation timing and phase of faint cosmic signals—and lay the foundation for...
    Jan. 27, 2026
    How can we unlock the full potential of optical networks? Critical innovations are emerging, but closing technical, commercial, and operational gaps will require focused industry...
    Jan. 23, 2026
    An international team of researchers demonstrates single-shot tensor computing—at the speed of light—and opens the door to next-gen AI hardware powered by optical computation....
    Jan. 8, 2026
    Purdue University researchers demonstrate a photonic transistor at single-photon intensities—and solve a long-standing roadblock to photonic computing.
    Dec. 19, 2025
    AI, quantum computing, and ultralow-power networking are poised to transform the technology ecosystem, and barium titanate offers a pathway to industrial scalability.
    Dec. 18, 2025
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    Scaling “up and out” is driving a wave of innovation in quantum photonics because the interplay between qubit platforms and photonic integration is central to system design.
    Dec. 15, 2025
    You bet—and these photodiodes provide tunability and record-level sensitivity for ultrathin devices.
    Nov. 26, 2025
    The quest for ultracompact light-based chips just got a much-needed momentum boost, thanks to a two-step excitation method that pushes polaritons beyond the conventional limitations...
    Nov. 24, 2025