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Microsoft-backed scientists just pulled off a breakthrough in optical fiber tech that could really shake up global communications. By tweaking

The U.S. faces a real challenge in expanding digital connectivity. Right now, it produces only about 53% of the optical

Photometers sit at the heart of modern lighting engineering and design. They let us measure how light spreads, how people

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The New York City Comptroller’s new report on artificial intelligence lays out a sobering yet oddly hopeful take on how

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The article digs into a late-2025 US policy shift that, for a moment, allowed Nvidia to export its high-powered H200

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Edmund Optics just named Judy Kelley as Chief Human Resources Officer. This move, effective May 18, 2026, signals a sharper

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This article dives into India’s changing semiconductor policy scene. We’ll look at what ISM 1.0 actually got done, how ISM

This article digs into Venus Optics’ new Laowa 4.5–10mm f/2.8 CF Zoom Fisheye. It’s a compact, manual-focus zoom built for

Nvidia’s blockbuster earnings just sparked a fresh wave of AI-fueled excitement, lifting SoftBank Group and Arm Holdings. Investors are now

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This blog digs into a newly revealed compute deal between Anthropic and SpaceX. It unpacks the financial terms, deployment plans,

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This article reviews poLight ASA’s presence at Automate 2026. It highlights how their tunable optics could advance industrial machine vision

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has made a breakthrough using gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors to build a compact, high-efficiency power

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The co-packaged optics (CPO) market is entering a wild growth phase, shaking up how next-gen AI and data centers work.

Portable photometers have really become must-haves for on-site analysis. They offer quick, reliable measurements without dragging around heavy lab gear.

Solid-state photodetectors play a key role in photometry, where precise measurement of light intensity and wavelength really matters. Unlike those

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This article takes a close look at FuriosaAI’s rise as a low-cost AI inference chip maker in South Korea. The

This post takes a close look at the latest forecast for optical interconnects in AI data centers. It dives into

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PLDT, one of the Philippines’ biggest telco providers, has teamed up with Google’s Project Taara to roll out free-space optics

Photometric methods sit at the heart of atmospheric science. Scientists use them to see how aerosols and clouds interact with

Photometric analysis sits right at the heart of material science and chemistry. It gives us a clear, reliable way to

Airbnb is shaking up travel again. The company’s moving beyond just home-sharing, aiming for a full-blown ecosystem that blends stays,

This article covers the European Commission’s green light for €288 million in German state aid to support two semiconductor projects

Differential photometry sits at the heart of modern astronomy, letting us measure how a star’s brightness shifts over time with

Active galactic nuclei (AGN) and quasars are among the brightest things out there in the universe. Supermassive black holes at

Recent advancements in AMOLED display tech have finally started to tackle one of the trickiest problems out there—getting consistent, stable

Samsung Electronics just suspended a planned general strike after hammering out a tentative deal with its labor union. The agreement

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Analogue Devices just struck a deal to acquire Empower Semiconductor. This move brings Empower’s GaN power IC technology into ADI’s

Intuit’s decision to cut about 17% of its global workforce aims to streamline its corporate structure and speed up the

Exoplanet research has exploded lately as astronomers chase down worlds outside our solar system. One of the best ways to

Adaptive optics has really changed how astronomers measure light from distant stars and galaxies. By correcting for the blurring caused

Neutral density filters play a vital role in managing light during photometric measurements. They reduce light intensity without changing its

Aurora Mobile Limited just launched a privatized production alert solution for semiconductor fabs, tapping into 15 years of enterprise message-distribution

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Large sky surveys depend on photometric systems to capture how celestial objects shine at different wavelengths. Astronomers use these systems