chanelink logo
CHANELINK
English

The creator of a computer that uses lasers to perform complex tasks at the speed of light has announced a breakthrough in high-performance computing

5
2024-03-21 15:47:27
See translation

LightSolver's new LPU100 system is powered by 100 lasers and can solve the most challenging problems through up to 120100 combinations.
This computer was created by Dr. Ruti Ben Shlomi, CEO of LightSolver and Dr. Chen Tradonsky, CTO, a physicist at the Rehowatt Weizmann Institute for Science.

It is not suitable for household use because its high computing power exceeds individual needs, but it is suitable for businesses to solve problems with up to one million variables. These customers can access the system through LightSolver's new cloud platform.

Ben Shlomi stated, "LPU100 enables businesses to comprehensively optimize business processes and make better data support decisions, providing them with today's competitive advantage.".

"This technological achievement has proven to be more scalable and practical than quantum computers and supercomputers, and we are pleased to share its power with our customers through the cloud based LightSolver platform," she said.

Source: Laser Net

Related Recommendations

  • The Welding Application of Fiber Laser in the Food and Beverage Industry

    As is well known, food and beverage product manufacturers have strict requirements in ensuring the hygiene and cleanliness of their equipment. Once these devices and components are designed or manufactured improperly, they are likely to cause pollution, ultimately leading to health hazards, brand reputation damage, and expensive recall actions. The shortage of labor and raw materials further exace...

    2023-10-19
    See translation

  • Composite two-dimensional materials for fiber lasers demonstrate the prospects of ultra fast optical applications

    The formation of dissipative solitons is influenced by various factors, such as spectral filtering effect and Kerr nonlinearity effect. This interaction leads to the possibility of mode locking on a large range of parameters, generating pulses with completely different types and evolution from conventional physical laws and optical properties, tolerating higher nonlinear effects, and effectively a...

    2023-09-21
    See translation

  • TRUMPF utilizes a laser driven X-ray source to improve electric vehicle batteries

    In the future, electric vehicle battery manufacturers can further improve the durability and performance of electric vehicle batteries through compact X-ray sources. The XProLas development partnership has now begun to develop these laser driven X-ray sources under the leadership of TRUMPF. The first batch of demonstration systems will be completed in 2026. In the future, manufacturers will be abl...

    03-01
    See translation

  • The research results on the implementation of micro active vortex laser using laser nanoprinting technology are published in Nano Letters

    IntroductionVortex beams carrying orbital angular momentum (OAM) are widely used for high-throughput optical information multiplexing, and achieving on chip, small-scale vortex lasers is crucial for promoting the industrial implementation of vortex light reuse technology. Recently, Gu Min, an academician of Shanghai University of Technology, and Fang Xinyuan, an associate professor of Shanghai Uni...

    2023-10-16
    See translation

  • Scientists have made breakthrough progress in using laser to cool sound waves

    A group of researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Optoelectronics has made a significant breakthrough in using laser cooling to travel sound waves. This development brings us one step closer to the quantum ground state of sound in waveguides, which is of great significance for quantum communication systems and future quantum technology.By using laser cooling, scientists can significantly red...

    01-22
    See translation