Scientists have developed a "rainbow on a chip" system. This microchip generates multiple stable light frequencies simultaneously. These frequencies can convert into millimetre waves for future 6G networks. The technology also shows promise for precise timing in quantum applications. Further development is needed before real-world implementation.
Scientists have developed a "rainbow on a chip" system. This microchip generates multiple stable light frequencies simultaneously. These frequencies can convert into millimetre waves for future 6G networks. The technology also shows promise for precise timing in quantum applications. Further development is needed before real-world implementation.
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