I think the submission here on HN has overdone it on the title. It doesn't compute "flops" like a traditional computer. The relevant text from the article: "T

I think the submission here on HN has overdone it on the title. It doesn't compute "flops" like a traditional computer. The relevant text from the article: "The prototype achieves a processing speed equivalent to 320 Gflops and it is incredibly energy efficient as it uses low-powered, cost effective components." I am as interested as anybody in switching out for photons instead of electrons/holes. But please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait.