Hong Kong's two universities have developed the world's leading microwave photonic chip, which is 1000 times faster and consumes less power than traditional electronic processors.


Release time:

2022-01-10

According to Sina Technology, the team of Professor Wang Cheng from the Department of Electrical Engineering of the City University of Hong Kong and researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong have developed the world's leading microwave photonic chip, which can use optics for ultra-fast analog electronic signal processing and computing. According to reports, this chip is 1000 times faster than traditional electronic processors, consumes less energy, and has a wide range of applications, covering 5/6G wireless communication systems, high-resolution radar systems, artificial intelligence, computer vision, and image and video processing.

Hong Kong's two universities have developed the world's leading microwave photonic chip, which is 1000 times faster and consumes less power than traditional electronic processors.

According to Sina Technology, the team of Professor Wang Cheng from the Department of Electrical Engineering of the City University of Hong Kong and researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong have developed the world's leading microwave photonic chip, which can use optics for ultra-fast analog electronic signal processing and computing.

According to reports, this chip is 1000 times faster than traditional electronic processors, consumes less energy, and has a wide range of applications, covering 5/6G wireless communication systems, high-resolution radar systems, artificial intelligence, computer vision, and image and video processing.