Paint-on Laser Brings Optical Computing Closer
holy_calamity writes "New Scientist has a story about a laser made by painting a solution of semiconductor crystals onto glass. It could be used to break the interconnect barrier by having optical interconnects, the interconnect barrier threatens Moore's law unless a faster way of connecting chips is found."
"A laser created by simply painting a solution of crystals onto glass could be used to make super-fast computers that use light instead of electricity"
I'm sorry, is light faster than electricity?
Yes, and then we paint in on the friggin' shark!
It's good to use your head, but not as a battering ram.