New Trends in Photonic Switching and Optical Network Architecture for Data Centre and Computing Systems

09/19/2022

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AI/ML for data centres and data centres for AI/ML are defining new trends in cloud computing. Disaggregated heterogeneous reconfigurable computing systems realized by photonic interconnects and photonic switching expect greatly enhanced throughput and energy-efficiency for AI/ML workloads, especially when aided by an AI/ML control plane.

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