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Optical memory uses laser pulses and changes to materials’ optical properties to store and read information. It could enable faster data transfer while reducing energy use and heat, potentially supporting data centers, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing. However, commercial use still faces challenges, including integrating optical components with electronic chips, ensuring reliable data storage and retrieval, and managing manufacturing and cooling costs. Researchers believe further research and development could lead to systems that combine light and electronics.
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