Silicon Photonics Hardware Demo | Intel
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Demonstration of the hardware and technical description of the 50G Silicon Photonics Link.
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@Tariqghrayyib oh and this will not replace sata, not yet. intel said they are working to make a microchip that works with their current ones but not replace their current ones. they said we have to wait five years for this to be available. what will replace sata for now is light peak, it can do 10gb/s.
Electronic circuits in modern CPU buses can carry 12.8 Gbits/second, but only over a very short distance. The advantage here is that, by turning the electrons into photons, and then back, you can get that same bandwidth per channel (light frequency) over a long fiber optic cable.
The fact that it's done directly on silicon means that it's inexpensive enough for mass production, and can be deployed everywhere: Server farms, home applications, etc, not just major Trans-Oceanic fiber lines.
Besides this reducing energy comsumption in chips, could it also reduce\eliminate heat and electromigration in a chip?
Interesting clip, although it was sometimes difficult to hear what was said due to the background noise. Thanks for posting it.
I wonder who is interested in this astronomical speed.
Imagine being able to have an array of processors in one box, have an array of memory in another box and I/O taken care of in another box. Supercomputers could be much less complex yet faster and more efficient.
For personal computers, motherboards could be better designed without the need of placing speed dependent chips right next to each other. Imagine being able to add extra memory in a drive bay instead of on the board. Oh the possibilities!
Intel you guys are the best!
@Tariqghrayyib i dont expect it to be cheap either. but intel did say that the silicon photonic chips can be as cheap as one dollar!!
Intel, we make it awesome.
(don't get me wrong, maybe there is something i've missed, but it looks much like the existing tech to my eyes - can you fill us in with more detail, maybe do a compare/contrast?)
@SirFact
Profit vs progress.
No company would bother with research for new, until they sold you all the old crap they have.
This is amazing
@MaximussPoosus
the [H]ardOCP main page says it's because of forum maintenance...
It's a double rainbow all the way!
@rowtypo
Ehem i didn't say "money", i said "profit".
A research does not guarantee a solid positive result, yet it still needs investment.
(it is a "risk factor"- a scary word for any company)
Of course there are corporations that manage to balance profit with progress.
(like mac, dyson, subaru, nvidia)
But majority of big corporations does not care much for progress, because they are chasing profit only
(mcdonalds, chrysler, walmart, bp)
And it is those "profit guzzlers" i can't stand!
@Tariqghrayyib i think this will too be used with internet networks
Great news; Now.
Why is the HardOCP forums down?
Is that a multimode fibre?
Neutral theory will cross with Alphanumeric OS not just with BIOS binary.. Have to cross 0,1
Sweet
How did Silicone based fiber optic mediums become so more advanced than the silicone chips themselves if integrated circuit technology was developed at the same time by the same people?
It seems like fiber optic cables are on version 8.0 while the chips themselves are only on version 2.0
Doesn't make sense.
Its a rainbow cannon! WHIII
@LehdaRi based on light circuits xP
Apple just put out a press release that if the receiver is cupped just right then the signal goes down to 56k.
Am I a nerd if this gives me a woody? Nahh...
Keyword here is silicon.
Did he say 12 and a half gigabits/sec per channel???!!
Electronic circuits carry 512 bits/sec per channel. There's no way that carries 12.5 gigabits/sec. That would be astronomically large jump over electronic circuits in speed and capacity...
So the question is when are we going to have this technology is already 2017?🤔
Don't we have this already , like internet through fiber optic? processors and stuff is another story off course, i think we will still have to have some patience before anything else for normal consumers....
G DK yeah i guess you are right. i never spect an awswer from this video since this video was publish in 2010 . Thank you Brother or Sister. 🤗
haha np brother :p I still use this account so i got some notifications :p Cheers
I'm not sure but is this technology not used in Thunderbolt 3! If you are using a active fiber cable for longer distances!
Mum Blic see the thing is fiber optic cables are fragile. If you bend them too much they will crack and loose their ability to transmit light (or in this case data). Until they make fiber optic cables that don't crack and are durable enough to last normal use without costing a fortune I don't think we'll be seeing this any time soon.
I'm a Geek Chick this peeks my interest
i am sorry the ignorance but this is not the same as WDM Ethernet - Fiber?
@SirFact So true, a world without money free's people from labor and give's everybody limitless innovation to work towards "something", rather than working all this week, to put gas in my car next week.
Waiting for graphene processors.
WOW
So this is different from regular fibre optic ethernet... how? Apart from a small magnitude speed increase?
A lop cheaper and simpler to manufacture.
Coolest shit ever!
breakthrough!
And now Quantum computer, what about this?
present usb 3..... soon light peak....... future 50G Silicon Photonics Link
Porque un foton no puede ser aprovechado a un 100 %, haciéndolo pasar por varias capas de material fotosensible al mismo tiempo, ocupando menos espacio y multiplicando la energía cuantica?!!!
@saigokun Me
Nerd shall rule
Not
Even
Remotely
Dorky
Can it run holographic porn?
Porque un foton no puede ser aprovechado a un 100 %, haciéndolo pasar por varias capas de material fotosensible al mismo tiempo, ocupando menos espacio y multiplicando la energía cuantica?!!!
@@smaillebba5662 Why a photon cannot be re-used 100% making it pass by several layers of photosensitive material at the same time, using less space and multiplying the quantum energy?