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TOP STORY... May 5, 2008

Computing Reaches for
Terahertz Speeds

Ajay Nahata, a researcher at the University of Utah, is developing computing capabilities based on far-infrared (IR) radiation using techniques that are in a "Twilight Zone" between electronics and optics. The far-IR region, usually defined as 0.1-10 THz, lies in the spectrum between mid-IR and microwaves, and is as yet unused for communications or any other practical purposes.
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