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SemiQon, CMC partner on silicon quantum computing
SemiQonfrom Finland, and Canada’s CMC Microsystemsannounce a collaboration agreement to advance silicon-based quantum processor technology.
Quantum photonic microprocessor chip simulates molecular vibronic spectra
Engineering researchers at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have recently developed an innovative approach to simulating molecular vibronic spectra using aquantumphotonic microprocessor chip.
High-precision photocurrent amplifiers
LASER COMPONENTS has announced its range of high-precision photocurrent amplifiers, including those from Quantifi Photonics.
Ultra-low noise electronics for quantum applications
LASER COMPONENTS has announced its range of photodetectors designed for quantum applications.
From microchips to holograms – the perfect light modulation
Fraunhofer IPMS develops photonic microsystems that modulate light using small, controllable mirrors to create unique images and structures.
Early disease detection in body fluids with photonic biosensors
Standardmedical proceduresoften require significant time and fail to account for individual patient characteristics, potentially affecting treatment success and quality of life.
UK startups raise £10 million through ChipStart programme
Eleven semiconductor startups focusing on enhancing AI efficiency and developing innovative healthcare technologies have joined a government-supported initiative designed to transform their research into commercial success.
Series 15 – Episode 7 – Enabling rapid photonic integrated circuit development
Paige West speaks with James Lee, CEO/Co-Founder, Wave Photonics, about photonic integrated circuits and the company’s overall mission.
EU urged to increase photonics investments to avoid falling behind China
A study by Photonics21 has shown the tremendous growth of China’s photonics industry, with a global market share increasing from 10% to more than 30% over the past two decades – dwarfing both the US and Europe's photonics investments each with 15% respective shares.
NTT develops first ultrasonic filters to enhance wireless comms
Over the last few years, wireless communication technology has been rapidly deploying due to 5G, allowing for greater connectivity between IoT devices. This advanced connectivity, however, leads to interference from multiple radio signals.