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Light may quicken computer

April 28, 2008 /

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Extremely fast computer circuitry that runs on far-infrared light instead of electricity is the object of research the University of Utah is promoting in news announcements and in a study published in the online journal Optics Express.

Ajay Nahata, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, is leading the research and projects the far-infrared technology, known as terahertz radiation, will allow the development of "superfast circuits, computers and communications" in a minimum of 10 years.

By Steve Fidel
Deseret News

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