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Nanoscribe GmbH

Friday, February 24th, 2012

Nanoscribe GmbH has an impressive technology for 3D patterning. Based on non-linear two-photon lithography, the instrument builds up (nearly) arbitrary three-dimensional structures at the micron to sub-micron scale. Take a look at the pictures in their newsletter and in their company booklet.

Photonic wire bonding

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has demonstrated photonic wire bonding between two SOI chips. They have demonstrated an aggregate data transmission rate of 5.25 Tbit/s over one photonic wire. Assuming a linear wire bond pitch of 5 microns, they conclude that a transmission rate of 1 Pbit/s/mm from a chip is within reach.

The photonic wire bonds are manufactured by two-photon lithography in SU-8 resist. One can easily envision taking this technology into manufacturing. It should enable very high speed chip-chip communication.

For details, see arXiv:1111.0651v1.


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