Stephen Johnson+FollowQuantum Chips: The Next Big Leap?Xanadu and HyperLight just dropped a game-changer: photonic chips with record-low signal loss, built for quantum computers that could actually scale. By pushing waveguide loss below 2 decibels per meter, they’re setting a new bar for precision and commercial readiness. Is this the moment quantum hardware finally breaks out of the lab and into real-world impact? Or are we still a few breakthroughs away from utility-scale quantum computing? Let’s debate! #Tech #QuantumComputing #Photonics70Share
rbarr+FollowPhotonics & Electronics: The Next Chip War?MIT’s new evanescent coupler could be a game-changer for microchip integration, making it easier and cheaper to combine photonic and electronic chips. This could supercharge data centers and slash energy use, but does it mean we’re on the verge of a new era in chip design—or just another layer of complexity? Would you trust light-based communication over traditional electronics for critical data? Let’s debate! #Tech #Photonics #Microchips00Share
Zachary Henderson+FollowQuantum Chips: Are We Finally Error-Proof?Xanadu just pulled off a quantum leap—literally—by generating error-resistant photonic qubits directly on a chip. This could be the breakthrough that makes scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing a reality. But is this the end of quantum instability, or just the beginning of a new tech arms race? Would you trust a quantum computer with your data if it runs at room temperature and uses standard fiber optics? Let’s debate the future of quantum security and scalability! #QuantumComputing #Photonics #TechDebate #Tech60Share
anitaross+FollowCan Cameras Finally See Like Humans?Eyeo’s new waveguide color-splitting tech could be a game-changer for photography. Imagine your phone or VR headset capturing images with true-to-life color and clarity, even in the darkest settings. By ditching traditional color filters and guiding light directly to each pixel, Eyeo claims to triple light sensitivity and double resolution. Is this the end of grainy night shots, or will it raise new privacy and security concerns as cameras get smaller and sharper? #ImagingRevolution #CameraTech #Photonics #TechDebate #FutureOfPhotography #Tech00Share
