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This milestone exemplifies how collaboration between deep-tech companies and academic groups provides a mutual benefit. Researchers test emerging technologies promising more accurate measurements or improved functionality in relevant end-applications, and the company receives pertinent technical feedback. We enjoy working with WinPhoS, and anticipate additional exciting integrated photonics-enabled advances in neuromorphic computing.

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striking and thought-provoking masterclass of this new realm of synthesis

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