Superfast Optically-Based DSP Announced
dawgnut writes "An Israeli venture-funded startup has announced a digital signal processor chip that uses optical connections rather than silicon transistors. The result is a very fast chip with massive throughput for calculating fast fourier transforms that wastes very small amounts of power as heat. Interesting applications (or frightening ones depending on where you come down on the security vs. privacy thing) for remote sensors, biometrics and homeland security stuff." The prototype being showcased is rather large, but Lenslet is hoping to have it shrunk down to a chip within five years. Update: 10/31 00:22 GMT by CN : Whoops, we ran this yesterday. Mea culpa.
This post was made yesterday already:0 /29/143420 3&mode=thread&tid=137
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/1
If only they would develop an optical superfast chip to detect dupes...
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Yep, it's a dupe: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/10/29/143420 3&mode=thread&tid=137
Haven't I seen this story before?
It's good to use your head, but not as a battering ram.
Can you remove this already?
All bow to his Noodliness!! His Noodle Appendage has touched me!
It's a dupe.
This is a repeat of this thread.
There's a growing sense that even if The Future comes,
most of us won't be able to afford it.
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April Fools Day has come 6 months early this year!
So fast that It Can Travel Back In Time
why just yesterday... damn, innovation's kicking ASS this quarter!!