Nov. 26 at 8:25 PM
$IONQ $QBTS $RGTI $IONQ $QBTSQUANTUM research report from yahoo THLN technology
Thin film lithium niobate is quickly becoming one of the most promising materials for next generation telecommunications devices as well as integrated photonics, which will enable numerous future technologies such as quantum computing, quantum sensing, high frequency modulators, and LiDAR. I don't understand it but it opens up new opportunities in various domains like automotive, space, and health diagnosis. Market could grow to 2 billion in a few years. This sounds to me like the silicon of the future, and will make computing systems using silicon chips look like dinosaurs
to add to this, qubt is only company in the US making these, currently on a small scale.
TFLN is here. It’s no longer an if. Photonic chips don’t overheat, use less than half the wattage of silicon chips, have significantly higher bandwidth and optimize the use of all the fiber optic cable networks that have been put in place.
