Programmable Photonic Integrated Circuits for Quantum Information Processing and Machine Learning

[@realcygnus]

Such interesting stuff ! I know very little about it all but, damn it had my mind racing in all kinds of directions. What a time to be alive !

[@sonarbangla8711]

Quantum computing will have to address the following problems, 1) Algorithm of a finite gate quantum circuit, which will ensure 2)Self error correction, ensuring 'determinism' and Turing's 'halting problem'.

[@vtrandal]

Fantastic

[@douro20]

Sounds like such a thing would be very good for ultrafast digital signal processing. I wonder how precisely placed colour centers could be generated? I'm thinking it would either have to be done with a tightly focused electron beam or with ion implantation.

[@ONDANOTA]

no content (audio, text, images, video) generated using qml?

[@shreyashbhattarai7362]

Wow, this guy is trying to make a dent in the universe. Amazing!

[@meetoptics]

We think the same!!! So great

[@PrintEngineering]

This seems like it was a great presentation. Too bad we can't see his laser pointer. Someone should have graphically marked what he was pointing at

[@chungchihsu2000]

What is the wavelength? Way too large. On Si?

[@judgeomega]

very interesting stuff

[@meetoptics]

We think so! Great job

[@michaelparham2711]

I think we will be able to merge Light or Photonic cpus to merge a cpu with a human brain! Thoughts must be some type of light anyway! The key would be finding the input point on the brain to insert the light cpu! I think the brain will learn how to read and pass thoughts in time!

[@markzimmer3477]

This is garbage. Incredibly, Samsung bought it, ahahha!

[@tsclly2377]

As soon as he said Quantum information.. I stopped 'the show' (snake oil)