Phanofi: Shaping the Future of Sustainable High-Speed Interconnects
Phanofi develops high-speed interconnects for data centers to convert optical to electronic signals quickly and efficiently.
Phanofi develops high-speed interconnects for data centers to convert optical to electronic signals quickly and efficiently.
What happened in 2023 in computing? Learn about the trends and players that made the headlines from our review
Cerabyte pioneers a new approach to long-term data storage, using laser pulses to imprint data into ceramic nano-coatings virtually forever
NcodiN develops optical interposers based on semiconductor nanolasers that beam data between chiplets for fast and efficient communication.
An expert interview with Markus Bohl, an experienced entrepreneur and current head of Intel’s global startup program Intel Ignite for Europe
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Black Semiconductor develops graphene-based optical interconnects to connect chips and allow them to exchange data quickly and easily.
NEWPhotonics builds all-optical silicon chips for digital signal processing in transceivers, cutting their energy consumption by more than 50%
CamGraPhIC develops graphene-based transceivers that cut the power consumption for converting optical to electronic signals in half.
The startup Akhetonics develops the world’s first all-optical processor – operating at the speed of light and 1000x more energy efficiency.