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That argument doesn't make sense to me. You can just choose to use light at a smaller wavelength. Also, less density by itself doesn't mean less performance,
by spartanatreyu 5y ago
That argument doesn't make sense to me.
You can just choose to use light at a smaller wavelength.
Also, less density by itself doesn't mean less performance, the larger optical components can just run faster to end up with higher overal performance.
- dogber1 5y agoIn principle, yes, but: - lower wavelength light is harder to confine within waveguides (or transmissive optics), and messes up atoms when colliding (think of x-rays), - finding an efficient source at lower wavelengths is one of the main struggles of the semiconductor industry.