This could be the future of computer microprocessors.
"A team of scientists have successfully bent light beams around objects on a two dimensional surface.
Its the first ever demonstration of what is known as "airy beams", with light being bent around an object and then course-correcting itself to continue in a straight line on the other side. The technology could open the door to faster and cheaper light-based computer chips."
I can't even imagine the need for faster microprocessors, unless it is used for scientific applications.
What do you think?
Source: Physorg.com
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