Photonically Optimized Embedded Microprocessors
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The Photonically Optimized Embedded Microprocessors (POEM) is DARPA program. It should demonstrate photonic technologies that can be integrated within embedded microprocessors and enable energy-efficient high-capacity communications between the microprocessor and DRAM. For realizing POEM technology CMOS and DRAM-compatible photonic links should operate at high bit-rates with very low power dissipation.cite-ref-1[1]
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Current research
Currently research in this field is at University of Colorado, Berkley University, and Nanophotonic Systems Laboratory ( Ultra-Efficient CMOS-Compatible Grating Coupler Design).
References
cite-note-11. ↑ citerefkeelerKeeler, Gordon. "Photonically Optimized Embedded Microprocessors (POEM)". Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, US Department of Defense. Retrieved 4 November 2018. This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
External links
• University of Colorado, Photonically Optimized Embedded Microprocessors
• MIT Photonic Microsystems Group, Nanophotonic Systems Laboratory
• Berkley, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
• DARPA, News and events Electricity, Light, Join Forces to Advance Computing
• Chen Sun RISC-‐V Microprocessor Chip with Photonic I/O