Scientists from the National Center of Physics and Mathematics (NCPM) will create a working prototype of the world's most powerful hybrid electron-photonic computing system (EPCS), which will process information "at the speed of light", in the next two years.
According to the scientific director of the NCPM, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Sergeev, the working prototype of the device will process information at a speed of more than 10 to the 19th power operations per second.
"In fact, this will be a computer whose coprocessors perform calculations at the speed of light," TASS quotes him.
Sergeev noted that the EPCS is designed for ultra-fast data processing using neural network methods based on optical artificial neural networks.
According to the scientific director of the NCPM, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Sergeev, the working prototype of the device will process information at a speed of more than 10 to the 19th power operations per second.
"In fact, this will be a computer whose coprocessors perform calculations at the speed of light," TASS quotes him.
Sergeev noted that the EPCS is designed for ultra-fast data processing using neural network methods based on optical artificial neural networks.
