Circuit Breakthrough Could Mean 60x Faster Internet Speeds
Every so often, we get wind of some new "breakthrough" from a few guys / gals in a lab that promises to simply revolutionize the Web. A team from the University of Sydney is the latest bunch to do so, claiming that a piece of scratched glass (or a Photonic Integrated Circuit, if we're being proper) could enable Internet speeds 60 times faster than "current Australian networks."Essentially, the "circuit uses the scratch as a guide or a switching path for information," and the resulting product is "photonic technology that has terabit per second capacity." Call us when you folks get everything ironed out -- we'll be over at Sigbritt Löthberg's house. [The University of Sydney via The Future of Things, thanks iddo]





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