Boeing funds LightSolver to develop laser optical computing

10 articles · Updated · Aviation Week · Apr 29

Boeing has provided funding to Israel-based LightSolver, whose optical supercomputer leverages laser interference to solve complex physics problems.
The investment aims to accelerate advancements in laser optical computing, potentially enhancing computational speed and efficiency for aerospace and related industries.
This collaboration highlights growing interest in next-generation computing technologies within the aviation sector, as companies seek innovative solutions for increasingly complex technical challenges.

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