FuSe-REG: Enabling Photonic Computing Engines through Hetero-integration — NSF Award to Rochester Institute of Tech (NY, $940,649)
Conventional computing based on digital electronic logic faces challenges due to the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, which need massive amounts of processing power, outpacing the rate at which computers have historically progressed (according to Moore's Law). Photonics technolog
| Award title | FuSe-REG: Enabling Photonic Computing Engines through Hetero-integration |
|---|---|
| Award ID | 2606338 |
| Awardee | Rochester Institute of Tech |
| City | ROCHESTER |
| State | NY |
| Amount obligated | $940,649 |
| Principal investigator | Mohammad Ali Miri |
| Program | FuSe-Future of Semiconductors, NSF-Samsung Partnership, NSF-Intel Semiconductr Partnrs |
| Start date | 10/01/2025 |
| Abstract | Conventional computing based on digital electronic logic faces challenges due to the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, which need massive amounts of processing power, outpacing the rate at which computers have historically progressed (according to Moore's Law). Photonics technologies offer an attractive alternative due to several advantages, including high speed, energy efficiency, and the potential for massive parallelization of information processing. Thi |
| Source | NSF Awards |
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