LightSolver

@LightSolverCo

Creator of the first pure laser-based processing unit (LPU), set to outperform quantum and supercomputing and provide solutions to complex business problems.

Tel-Aviv lightsolver.com Joined December 2020

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LightSolver @LightSolverCo Mar 18

Check out our CTO & co-founder Chene Tradonsky's new podcast interview with @DanielNenni of SemiWiki: semiwiki.com/podcast/podcas…

It’s a fascinating discussion about how our Laser Processing Unit (LPU) accelerates PDE-driven simulations.

#HPC #photoniccomputing #opticalcomputing

semiwiki.com Podcast EP334: The Unique Benefits of LightSolver's Laser Processing Unit Technology with Dr. Chene... Daniel is joined by Dr. Chene Tradonsky, a physicist and the CTO and co-founder of LightSolver, where he leads the development of a proprietary physics-based computing system built on coupled …...

LightSolver @LightSolverCo Mar 11

At next week's HLRS Future Computing Workshop in Stuttgart, our co-founder & CTO Chene Tradonsky will present: “From Antikythera to the LPU: Physics-native Simulation.” Learn why analog systems provide more accurate simulations of natural phenomena than digital machines do! #HPC

LightSolver @LightSolverCo Feb 23

Our CTO/co-founder Chene Tradonsky was featured in a recent @CNET story by @JulianDossett about #opticalcomputers and #AI's #energy problem: “Any technology that promises meaningful reductions in energy per computation immediately becomes relevant.” See cnet.com/tech/how-compu…

www.cnet.com Computers Powered by Light Could Help AI's Energy Problem - CNET A prototype that uses an "infinity mirror" has been built by Penn State researchers.

LightSolver @LightSolverCo Feb 17

New on the LightSolver blog: From Ink Drops to Light Loops: Solving Physics at the Speed of Light

In this new post, we dive deeper into how optical resonators can be used for computation, and why it matters: lightsolver.com/computing-with…

#Photonics #OpticalComputing

lightsolver.com From Ink Drops to Light Loops: Solving Physics at the Speed of Light - LightSolver Imagine a single drop of ink falling into a clear cup of water. Right after the drop hits the surface, the ink is highly concentrated in one spot. As time goes on, the stain spreads out. The density...

LightSolver @LightSolverCo Feb 5

Thank you to everyone who attended Dr. Omri Wolf’s keynote and the Heterogeneous Computing BoF at #SCAHPCAsia2026 in Osaka.

We had a productive week with great meetings. Kudos to the organizers for handing out wonderful local meals; we look forward to attending again next year!