German Scientists Create Bose-Einstein Condensate Using Photons

xt writes "A team of physicists, led by the University of Bonn's Martin Weitz, have managed to create a Bose-Einstein condensate (here's a more detailed explanation) out of photons, previously thought to be impossible. The research was published in the journal Nature (abstract, and the arXiv has the submitted paper as a PDF) and has possible applications on solar energy technology and shortwave lasers, which would be well-suited to the manufacture of computer chips as the process uses lasers to etch logic circuits onto semiconductor materials. Seems like Moore's law is safe again!"

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Re:Moore's law is worthless right now...

[ClioCJS]

Because of course you know everything about every computer and every situation. Haha. Hilarious "generic defensive geek" archtype response.