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Meta’s 2-mm laser display may transform AR glasses
Meta’s new flat-panel laser display uses a photonic integrated circuit to achieve an ultra-thin design, paving the way for lighter AR glasses and higher-quality screens on all devices.
New AI uses light to create images with nearly zero power
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking AI image generator that operates on light instead of electricity, providing a nearly zero-power solution to AI's increasing energy demands.
New 6G chip hits record 100 Gbps wireless speeds
A new "all-frequency" 6G chip leverages integrated photonics to deliver speeds over 100 Gbps, paving the way for next-generation wireless communication.
Scientists see magnons’ dance at the nanoscale for 1st time
In a milestone for magnonics and microscopy, researchers have finally captured the first-ever direct images of bulk magnons at the nanoscale, opening exciting new opportunities for spin-based electronics.
Quantum ‘clock’ finds tunneling photons don’t freeze in time
In an experiment that challenges a key prediction of Bohmian mechanics, scientists found that tunneling photons move at a finite speed, rather than remaining stationary inside a barrier.
Study: Mars self-regulated as a desert planet
New research suggests a negative feedback loop involving carbon-trapping rocks may have doomed Mars to become a self-regulating desert planet with only fleeting periods of habitability.
French study: Math gender gap appears in 1st few school months
At a Glance For decades, a question has persisted in education and psychology: Are gender differences in mathematical…
A new spin on memory: Physicists find magnet that could slash computing energy use
Researchers have demonstrated a new form of magnetism that can be switched with a small voltage, a key breakthrough for developing ultra-efficient spintronic memory.