Machine Learning is a
current technology trend that is being developed and growing at a tremendous
speed. ML is an application of Artificial Intelligence that gives systems with the intelligence to automatically learn
and improve from events without being particularly programmed.
Machine Learning majorly focuses on the
development of computer programs that have the capability through which it can
access data and use it to learn for themselves like automatically responsive.
And Optical fiber is the
technology connected with data transmission using light pulses moving along
with a long fiber which is normally made of plastic or glass. Metal wires are
preferred for transmission in optical fiber communication as signals pass with
less damages.
With this basic knowledge,
we will move on to the technical depth of the issue-
The high bandwidth needs
created by our mobile phones and smart devices, data storage, and cloud
computing hubs are advancing much rapidly. And the omnipresence of fiber optics
is a very significant part of this. Analysts are prophesying that the global
fiber optics market will be worth $9 BILLION by 2025!!! Exceedingly this will
be driven by the previously mentioned technologies but also by newer
technologies such as Augmented reality and virtual reality(VR/AR).
However, none of the
technologies will have more impact than machine learning. The computing
capability needed and the requirement for machine learning performance is
driving more and more developers to move Artificial Intelligence(AI)
applications to the end and away from the cloud.
One of these organizations
is Luminous Computing, a machine learning startup that has fixed itself on the
big goal of leveraging photonics to fit the computing capability of the world's
biggest supercomputers onto a single chip for AI processing.
Advancing of his DesignCon
2020 criterion, “The Future of Fiber Optic Communications: Datacenter
and Mobile,” Chris Cole, vice president of systems engineering at Luminous
Computing, addressed with DesignCon brand director Suzanne Deffree about the
accelerated changes befalling to data centers and mobile world.
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