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A team from COPL has developed an ultra-compact silicon photonic chip that uses light phase and intensity to transfer data at speeds up to 1,000 gigabits per second, significantly improving energy efficiency and enabling rapid AI data processing, with potential applications in future data centers.
Researchers from the University of Twente have conducted an experiment using an optical chip with photon channels to demonstrate that quantum mechanics and thermodynamics can coexist. By observing the behavior of individual channels and the overall system, they showed that while the channels exhibited disorder in line with thermodynamics, the entanglement of subsystems preserved and transferred information in accordance with quantum mechanics. This experiment provides further evidence that these seemingly contradictory theories can both be true simultaneously.
Researchers at the University of Twente have used photons in an optical chip to demonstrate the reconciliation of quantum mechanics and thermodynamics. By observing the behavior of photons in different channels, they found that while individual channels followed the laws of thermodynamics and built up disorder, the overall system remained consistent with quantum mechanics. The experiment showcased the entanglement of subsystems and the disappearance of missing information to other subsystems, providing evidence for the resolution of the quantum paradox.