Have you ever wondered why we don’t use light to transmit messages? Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, but while we use light to carry signals along fiber optic cables, we use electrons to process sound and information in our phones and computers. The reason has always been because light particles–photons—are extremely difficult to manipulate, whereas electrons can be manipulated relatively easily. But now a group of Harvard physicists has taken a…
Scientists can now “squeeze” light, a breakthrough that could make computers millions of times faster
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