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McMahon wins Moore Foundation award for photonic chips

Original: McMahon gets Moore Foundation award for programmable photonic chips

Cornell researcher McMahon has received an award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to support work on programmable photonic chips. The funding will back research into light-based computing hardware that can be reconfigured for different tasks, an area seen as promising for faster and more energy-efficient processing. The award was announced by Cornell.

Why now: Recognition of university research in programmable photonics, a growing field in next-generation computing hardware.

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