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@BlackcatOverclocking

6 жыл бұрын

Man! You are the best!

@SuperPhunThyme9

5 жыл бұрын

Great channel man. Just great.

@omegaman7377

5 жыл бұрын

It's funny how smarts peoples can be so dumb at the same time. Optical computing is worthy research. But it is like putting horses behind the carriage. The choking point of multi-cores is the data buses and this address buses. And both of them could be replaced by optical technology NOW!

@ErikB605

5 жыл бұрын

@@zijkhal8356 The speed of light is dependend on the medium. It is actually faster in copper than in fiber. The determining factor here is interference. An electrical system will always induce an electromagnetic field (It couldn't work otherwise). This will actually disturb the signals. If it were as simple as switching on and off copper would be faster, but since the datasignal is modulated onto a carrierwave fiber is faster since the smaller interference allows for a higher frequency wave to be modulated onto the carrierwave.

@Bobcat665

5 жыл бұрын

Speaking of optics, do you have any idea where holography is going, SP? Care to do a segment on that?

Finally, RGB will be a practical feature.

@marctaekema8203

5 жыл бұрын

it already improves FPs what tf u talkin bout

@LudwigvanBeethoven2

5 жыл бұрын

lol

@bamkparto

5 жыл бұрын

We would be able to transfer at more than RGB spectrum

@AnthonyGoodley

4 жыл бұрын

Then the thousands of RGB pixels I have will have immeasurable value!

@aadisharma281

4 жыл бұрын

@yaggle fraggle r/wooooooosh

I don’t understand how the best KZread channels are nearly always the smallest

@shayhan6227

5 жыл бұрын

It's becuase the more popular stuff become common knowledge quickly and hence become "boring knowledge" that you've already heard.

@mathematicalninja2756

5 жыл бұрын

General people are DUMB and rather watch cat masturbating than these videos

@richarddeese1991

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! But rather view some of these newer, better channels as *_trending!_* We're slowly - *_SLOWLY, I say!_* - moving away from UFOs & conspiracy theories & Top 10 Lists, etc., and toward science, technology, learning, philosophy, etc. A GOOD change, indeed, but we'll need to be both patient and supportive to sustain it. Hang in there! ;) tavi.

@AvatarSampai

4 жыл бұрын

because shit channels aim for views good channels aim for interesting content.

@llanfairpwlgwyngyll7331

2 жыл бұрын

​@@shayhan6227 this guy knows what's up

These videos are incredible. You're one of the channels I'm most excited to see new uploads from. I'm studying computer science currently and each one of these just gets me so excited for whats to come technologically and gets me to dive right back into the books. So thank you!

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and such kind words :)!

@thunder440v3

6 жыл бұрын

Yep. Same here.. :)

It is always a nice feeling finding another quality youtuber to binge watch and subscribe too!

@julianbentayeb3972

2 жыл бұрын

The narration speed left me behind. What is the rush?

Fantastic video, very interesting content. Your stuff reminds me of ColdFusion, except you go into way more depth, and coupled with your visual aids, the subject matter is very easy to understand. Keep up the great work and you'll hit 100k subs in no time

@kennethevans9371

6 жыл бұрын

Erik S yes I love cold fusion goes into a little bit of detail especially when he's talking about businesses

I am currently working and doing my PhD in a HPC center in Germany and I really love your videos! Many of them gave me a lot of motivation. I am always excited when I see that you have made a upload, I really wished that you did it more frequently but I know that you also have a life to live and that creating content with so high quality isn't easy. Keep on going man, you really doing a amazing job :)

@94D33M

Жыл бұрын

What is your PhD program? Photonics?

I’m a simple man. I see a Singularity Prosperity video, I click.

@isalvage1

5 жыл бұрын

I’m a very complex man. I see a Singularity Prosperity video, I click

@donnabrahamworsley5857

5 жыл бұрын

Im a doge o loaf i know In 2060 reverse aging will be invented 2150 cyborg immortality

This presentation moves FAST and is PACKED with good information. Normally; tech features are slow with little real content. Bravo!

Only 15k subscribers. It's kinda cool to find a channel this early when you know it's gonna get big. Good luck Singularity, I wish you Prosperity.

So glad I found your channel

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

I am absolutely blown away at the quality of your content. You deserve massive success. I subscribed to the subreddit but saw it was inactive. Perhaps there could be a discord channel created? I would love a platform where we all could communicate and collaborate with these future exponential technologies.

I thought up light as a data compute unit way back in the early 90's. I hope to see that concept come to consumer products soon.

Nice man! Very interesting stuff!

@JasonWhittle1

6 жыл бұрын

D B borrowing, building on top of, re using. Stealing? No.

@joshgibson7527

6 жыл бұрын

D B Yup. And he’s doing an excellent job at doing it 👌

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's so good! Agreed :)

This are the kind of presentation that photonics field needs to approach society and make people understand how our lives may improve thanks to scientific innovations. From MEETOPTCS we are proud to be part of the photonics community and to help engineers and researchers in their search for optical lenses through our site. We celebrate every step forward. Congratulations!

There are many misconceptions in this video please go to wiki and read more : A further misconception is that since light can travel much faster than the drift velocity of electrons, and at frequencies measured in THz, optical transistors should be capable of extremely high frequencies. However, any electromagnetic wave must obey the transform limit, and therefore the rate at which an optical transistor can respond to a signal is still limited by its spectral bandwidth. However, in fiber optic communications, practical limits such as dispersion often constrain channels to bandwidths of 10s of GHz, only slightly better than many silicon transistors. Obtaining dramatically faster operation than electronic transistors would therefore require practical methods of transmitting ultrashort pulses down highly dispersive waveguides.

@richarddeese1991

4 жыл бұрын

The main issue here is: are any (or all) of these things artifacts of the absolute limits of physics, *_or_* are they things which can be overcome through better technology? I feel that it's important to at least research possible new tech, as it almost always yields better understanding, breakthrough products, or both. tavi.

@bleach186

3 жыл бұрын

Can it be overcome somehow though, even in theory? Or is this just something there's no nifty workaround for?

I am a subscriber of this channel from the time u had only hundreds of subscribers. And I feel so happy to see this channel growing. Well deserved. Thanks for awesome videos. Stay blessed :)

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

I remember :) thanks for sticking around and watching!

Still my best overall infographic video on this exciting field even after 4 yrs of discovering it. Thank you.

So glad I found this channel. Thanks!

Awesome informative vid man. I really hope this will come out to the consumer market in the near future, it would help tons with the computation used in machine learning.

Amazing content, I can see this channel taking off soon. and i subbed

This is beyond incredible! Thanks for the beautiful presentation. 👌

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's great, that's true!

THIS CHANNEL NEEDS 10 MILLION SUSBS!!!

My man you been gone for a long time now. I hope ya doing well. Your videos are still the rarest and most dense yet understandable stuff I have ever come across. Please come back and keep enlightening us with the strides the tech world is making. Please 😢

Amazing video dude, I'm definitely subscribing to this channel, this needs way more views

What a rabbit hole I’ve stumbled upon. Photonic resonance and optical computing

Your vids are incredible. Very informative and equally stimulating visually with such amazing imagery and graphics all tied together with very nice voice over.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Super informative, agreed!

Thank you very much- was looking a long time for a normal explanation of the topic!

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, thanks! was so good

I just realized that electronics are just one part of physics that we have utilized and optimized over the last ~100 years, but there have been so many other areas which could be used which we haven't even touched on yet. It's so exciting.

One of the more fascinating videos on KZread.

Excellent, Thanks a lot for this video.

Hey, this is the kind of channel I love to subscribe.

Your channel is one of my new favorites, amazing stuff.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

So good, true!

You are blowing my mind with all the quality graphics. How many people/hours can you do this in?

Saw your vid, looked interesting, was interesting aswell as very informative! Thank you, have my comment and follow, you deserve that!

Great series and well produced, keep up the great work.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Great work yeah!

I couldn't help but notice that you took some videos down now, especially the one about neuromorphic computing. Please put them back up!

Nice video man :) However may i suggest that you do something about your micrphone? it almost sounds like you are talking directly in to the microphone. Idk, but i think maybe a pop filter or something like that could solve this. :)

@user-qj8gw4rc6x

5 жыл бұрын

agree

@caiolopezcomz

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, his mic sucks. And it sounds like his audio is sped up

First time seeing this video and channel and I'm already in love. This is now my favorite

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's so good! True

Great video! Although I'm not quite getting how the data can be computed while in motion?

omg what futuristic technology. and well-discribed video. totally understandable!

That's going to be so awesome. Thanks for the info

Brilliant video and I hope these technologies will come out sooner than later.

It makes way more sense than a quantum computer very interesting video and also it's about time

Great channel man. Watching every video right now.

Dig the feel and sound of your channel. Of course the topic is good too.

Awesome vid! I'm curious to know how quantum entanglement will play into this field. Will there be any issues equivalent to bit-flipping? Or maybe other strange quantum effects, like when lining up three polarised lenses letting photons through where two will not. Forget the name of that one, but it's freaky.

Liked and subbed :) But also some criticism: Could you please step away a few inches from your mic? The proximity effect makes it sound very mushy. The fact that your pronunciation isn't exeptionally clear and overall dynamic is low, doesn't help with that. No offense, just a note :)

@La1Z1Bri

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe It's your speakers.

@nunyastieger3541

5 жыл бұрын

@@La1Z1Bri no its ur mom

@toldenfr

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, despite a great content, the voice is hard to follow, please pronunciate more, slow down a bit and be more dynamic because now it's so linear, if you want more people to follow you.

@SuperPhunThyme9

5 жыл бұрын

While ur all tight, he has real potential, he just needs to develope his enunciation, but everything else is perfect-even the slightly monotonous tone just perfectly fits this production style-and its actually what i like most. For eunciation though, some of those silly voice warm up excersises would help. Or just doing the recording at certain times of the day or scenarios (like while hanging out with certain friends, I tend to speak much more intently and clear)...

@kkirf

5 жыл бұрын

he needs a high pass filter, also he needs to slow down and sound less like napoleon dynamite. no offense, just a note :)

I really like your videos. 👍

dude this is such an underrated channel. Check out two minute papers as well. I tihink you guys should collab!

Thanks for explaning, optical transport can be a possibility for datatransmission in the future

It looks like optical computer is the future,when im an old man il be talking about "load screens" and such and kids will say "no,people waited before entering a full dive 3d space?!" And il say "no" "They waited for screens to load" *children gasp*

@el_teodoro

5 жыл бұрын

Well in my time games didn't take long to load it was almost instantly

@vexhenry

5 жыл бұрын

Load screen? I get those on Porn hub. Multiple times a day...

@Motoyoo

4 жыл бұрын

Isnt quantum computing supposed to be faster than speed of light?

@rudrasingh6354

3 жыл бұрын

@@Motoyoo thats not possible

@tankinamall8760

3 жыл бұрын

@@rudrasingh6354 It is might be possible since quantum entanglement is found out to make entangled particles update than speed of light. It is also theoretically possible since quantum entanglement travels information from one place to another rather than particles.

this concept excites me. i can't wait for it to become implemented into evryday life. curious if it would generate less heat than the electronic stuff. it seems like the positives out weight all the negative.

I am so happy to see this tech because when I learnt about optical fibers, the first thought that came to my mind was exactly this. I was thinking on right grounds. Wow!

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's so great! True

@changchadchanamdong2668

2 жыл бұрын

@@meetoptics . Me too bro .

Damn the quality is sick! First time I watch one of your videos!

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It is great, true

Thanks! This is a fascinating field, and one that - strangely - doesn't seem to get much press. I often hear about Moore's Law for transistors, and various ways to tackle that issue, but I seldom hear optical even mentioned as a possibility! In a world where we expect to be a full Solar System species in the not-to-distant future, it's vitally important that we *_do_* discuss and consider optical, as it *_will be_* the way we calculate - and communicate - in such a future. Looking forward to more!; Rikki Tikki.

This channel has a cold fusion feel to it

Such an interesting development in computing technology. Thanks for making this video.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, thanks. It is so good!

Badass channel, man! Subbed

The scientists and engineers working with this know will be in history classrooms for thousands of years. The founding fathers so to speak

Awesome mate, keep going!

Ok, how much can you compress the photon information? Can it be stored in a whole frequency? Or be given prioritized designation by spectrum/frequency??

Amazing stuff. Someday will be here.

Hello. Wgere is video about wave-partical duality????

Photonics seems like a good way to improve our current computer transistors, since we are getting close of the size limit where electrons behave chaotically.

Such great content and presentation.

Criminally underrated channel.

You are a pretty underrated KZreadr, I recommend you watch vertasium’s video on clickbait on tips to improve your channel’s reach to audience

do you have any references or know of any scientific journals that would be good sources to write a report on?

This is very very interesting. The things we've already see in our lifetimes and the things we WILL see... ... just amazing!

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's amazing, agreed!

Thanks bro for video series.... I want to know which software you are using ?

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I use After Effects.

My question may be way off topic but will this help us figure out time travel?

Good presentation: and to think Siena Corp was already doing this stuff back in 2001 when I worked for their pcb manufacturer.

I remember first hearing about this maybe over 10 years ago... first thing I have heard since... maybe I don't read enough magazines

amazing .. thank you

So in terms of non classical styles, what can give us more potential? Optical or Quantum? I'm in school for Computer Engineering right now, I'm sure I'll have to deal with one of these styles some day.

@MazelTovCocktail

6 жыл бұрын

PauLWaFFleZ that’s the wrong question. Quantum computing won’t replacing classical computers. Quantum computers may be better and some types of operations, but worse at others. Optical computing is the same principle. If/when we finally perfect quantum and optical computing it’ll likely exist along side classical computing. Just like a graphics card can’t really replace a CPU, quantum and optical computing won’t replace classical computing.

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

Quantum and optical computing have a lot of crossover as you'll see in the next video and to reiterate what Sean said, with all our discussions on computing it goes back to the last video where we discussed heterogenous architecture, in which multiple compute devices/architectures/paradigms will work together.

@johnharbinger4637

6 жыл бұрын

Ignore what both people replied to you. Yes Quantum computers are only really best Used for Longer term Simulation type calculations. However That also means That Using Quantum Computers to Simulate Classical computers will give you a single device that is the best of both worlds. (the research and understanding still needs to made to advance classical computing in order to have a Quantum Computer Simulate it.) Example since a single Quantum Computer will be able to do more calculations than every atom in the universe within 10years you can Simulate Trillions of Classical computers working together in linked Networks all on a Single CPU sized Quantum Computer chip.

@meesalikeu

6 жыл бұрын

John Harbinger except for the small problem of this being impossible for the foreseeable future. optical is the stopgap.

@PeterParker-rj7wn

6 жыл бұрын

@PauLWaFFleZ Current computers are not gonna change much. They fulfilled their purpose. What we might have is Optical Satellites, Quantum Computers & Neutron Diffraction (crystals).

Amazing, I didn't even know Optical Computing was a thing until I watched this video.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's never late to learn :)

Great video, very interesting content learning something new each video!

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It is so good!

Loved , subbed

I have two question about oVPN's, about using Bell State's Optical Communications, using oVPN with Superdense_coding is this possible? Would the oscillations device need to have oVPN?

Wow glad light technology is working with advanced and basic home game computers keeps the big and little users happy and buying the new stuff.

Crap. I'm going to have to wait another 3 weeks for the next video. This is a tease! ;-p

I sware I gain 5 IQ pts every time you release a video.

@OptimisticFuturology

6 жыл бұрын

:D Thanks for watching!

@CobraGamingAFK

5 жыл бұрын

swear*

@sirknight4981

5 жыл бұрын

@@CobraGamingAFK Oof

@SuperPhunThyme9

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately you lose it again every time someone turns on the news. Which news? Doesnt F'n matter lol

@monkeyrobotsinc.9875

5 жыл бұрын

i gain at least 10,. HA HAA i winnn, stupid head

"Speed of light" and "flow of electrons" (0:40) is very misleadnig, since electric signal is faster than optical signal (due to the permeability) and it has nothing to do with the "flow of electrons"! The faster "speed" is due to bandwidth and not due to speed of electrons/photons.

@billbob7720

3 жыл бұрын

Well if you wanna get into the details then if meta materials are used then optics are much faster

@GB-rf4fu

3 жыл бұрын

@@billbob7720 These are the basics and not details. Optical fibre is used due to much higher bandwidth of optical signal and not due to "speed" difference between photons and electrons.

@GB-rf4fu

3 жыл бұрын

@@billbob7720 You would have no advantage from metamaterials or speed, but only from bandwidth.

@billbob7720

3 жыл бұрын

@@GB-rf4fu and bandwidth is speed

@GB-rf4fu

3 жыл бұрын

@@billbob7720 No, it is not. He talks about "latency" and that is wrong. With more bandwidth, you can transmit more data. But it has nothing to do with the speed of signal or latency.

Dankie om die idee te verduidelik, almal dink daar oor om dat besighede begin internet oor optiese kabels te stuur.

Does someone felt the touch of Coldfusion? Loved it,keept it up

So if you make a matrix multiplier optical ALU, you can shine different couples of matrices at it in different wavelengths each, provided you can then filter the output and seperate the different results.

Can I play IGI on this computer. ?

hi bro i love your vids

Wow! I cant believe i have thought of computer running on light Its genious And seems way more feasible and practical than quantum

@koresaliva

3 жыл бұрын

Quantum computing is still WAY more powerful than this, But its so expensive to make not even a Millionaire could afford it

This is amazing. Video gaming is going to look so realistic :)

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

Um how bad would it be if you unplug power in the middle of computing with light and how would you store data because it looks hard to make a light version of ssd

So how would this apply to storage? I imagine we'd be back to battery use to maintain memory, perhaps using a conventional storage medium to reset the photon storage device if the battery fails? Or using nuclear materials to act as a long term battery??

Just stumbled across this video today. My, how far we’ve come! :^)

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

It's unbelievable how great it is!

How do you resolve programs on optic computings?😇😁

The late 2020's are going to be great!

An imperial conversion would be much appreciated ❤️

where can i find the full video at 3:56

Just discovered your channel, I think I found a gem.

@meetoptics

2 жыл бұрын

true, it's great

I came up with this idea 10 years ago while in university, not surprised, we are 7 billion on this planet, it's harder and harder to come up with something new our days