Fiber Optic Chips in Computers a Reality
The communications network has fiber optic sections and in
some cases fiber optic cable directly to the home or business. However, those
transmissions are converted to analog (copper or coax wire) signals to interact
with landline phones, televisions and computers. If these devices contained
fiber optic components, communications would transmit at the speed of light.
Mario
Paniccia, director of Intel’s photonics lab in Santa Clara, CA, announced, “Our new integrated optical link makes that possible.”
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