30-08-2026 18:34 via tech.slashdot.org

A Tiny 'Rainbow On a Chip' Could Help Supercharge 6G Networks

ScienceDaily reports:A microchip about the size of a grain of rice can generate a highly organized "rainbow" of light, a capability that could eventually support faster, higher-capacity 6G communications and extremely precise timing for quantum technologies. Physicists at Loughborough University, working with an international research team, demonstrated a system that produces a series of precisely spaced light frequencies. Those optical frequencies can then be converted into multiple high-freque
Read more »

ICT news



Google Maps Renamed Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' - But Only for U.S. Users
Has Big Tech Captured America's Schools?
Citrix Adds a Linux-Powered Escape Hatch For Compromised Windows PCs
Scientists Turn Plastic Waste Into Edible Cookies
SpaceX Launching NASA's Roman Space Telescope to Explore Dark Energy and Habitable Planets
BMW Blames Young People For Loss of Real Buttons In New Cars
Google's AI-Powered Lifestyle App 'Dreambeans' Now Free in the US
Debian Decides: Contributors Can Use Generative AI 'Responsibly'
Anthropic Sued By Sony, Warner For Allegedly Stealing Tens of Thousands of Songs, Torrenting Copyrighted Works
What's 88-year-old Ridley Scott Doing Now?
With the Snip of a Gene, Scientists Hope To Erase High Cholesterol For Life
Millions of Cars Recalled Over Danger of Bursting Into Flames. But They're Not EVs.
Chatbot Conversations Can Become Evidence in Court
The Linux Kernel Is Approaching 2,000 CVEs Per Release
Desktop versie