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Penn State Team Develops Electro-Optic Thin Films for Quantum and AI
Original: Exceptional Electro-Optic Thin Films for Quantum and AI Applications – UNLOC
Researchers with the UNLOC project at Pennsylvania State University report developing exceptional electro-optic thin films, materials that convert electrical signals into optical ones with high efficiency. Such films are considered key building blocks for faster optical modulators, with potential uses in quantum information systems and AI hardware where data transfer speed and energy efficiency are critical.
Why now: Advances in materials that link electronics and photonics are in demand for next-generation quantum computing and AI hardware.
Pennsylvania State UniversityUNLOC
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- Exceptional Electro-Optic Thin Films for Quantum and AI Applications – UNLOC · The Pennsylvania State University
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