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Intel: Advances in silicon photonics can break the I/O “power wall”

As we create more content, deploy more sensors at the network’s edge, and replicate more data for AI to contextualize, the demand for compute bandwidth roughly doubles every three years. Keeping up is becoming increasingly difficult as modern computing architectures get closer and closer to the theoretical performance limits of electrical connections linking their processors, storage, and networking components.

Silicon photonics technology—a combination of silicon integrated circuits and semiconductor lasers—may help overcome the bottlenecks imposed by electrical I/O, replacing copper connections with optical ones at the board and package level…

https://venturebeat.com/2021/04/12/intel-advances-in-silicon-photonics-can-break-the-i-o-power-wall-with-less-energy-higher-throughput/

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