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IBM silicon nanophotonics speeds servers with 25Gbps light

Monday, December 10, 2012 4:12
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IBM has developed a light-based data transfer system delivering more than 25Gbps per channel, opening the door to chip-dense slabs of processing power that could speed up server performance, the internet, and more. The company’s research into silicon integrated nanophotonics addresses concerns that interconnects between increasingly powerful computers, such as mainframe servers, are unable to keep up with the Read The Full Story

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