The University of Southampton in the UK recently issued a press release saying that for the first time, an international team led by researchers at the university achieved spontaneous synchronization of multiple miniature lasers at room temperature, forming a coherent and reconfigurable light source. This achievement could be the first step towards lower cost, reconfigurable, and more accessible photonic computing technology.

The University of Southampton in the UK recently issued a press release saying that for the first time, an international team led by researchers at the university achieved spontaneous synchronization of multiple miniature lasers at room temperature, forming a coherent and reconfigurable light source. This achievement could be the first step towards lower cost, reconfigurable, and more accessible photonic computing technology.