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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

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2024-03-21 15:47:27
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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

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