Current wireless technology cannot support the bandwidth required by 2020  higher frequency bands should be used, e.g., 60 – 90 GHz and up.

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Current wireless technology cannot support the bandwidth required by 2020  higher frequency bands should be used, e.g., 60 – 90 GHz and up

The challenge Multi-core processors: 100s of cores by 2020; Electrical interconnects on chip power hungry; Spintronic memory commercial, but power consuming; The research Photonic network-on- chip; Photonics-assisted or all- optical STT-RAM.

List of Photonics Silicon photonic wireless transceivers for 5G networks Martijn Heck (partner: with DTU) Photonic networks-on-chip Farshad Moradi, Martijn Heck Photonics-assisted STT-RAM Farshad Moradi, Martijn Heck Wearable pulse oximeter Preben Kidmose, Martijn Heck Signal processing using photonic reservoir computing Christian Fischer Pedersen, Martijn Heck Quantum cryptography Martin Kristensen Fiber sensors for measuring twisting of wind turbine wings Martin Kristensen