<ul><li>Scientists have developed a new laser amplifier that can transmit information 10 times faster than current technology by expanding the bandwidth of light beams.</li><li>The amplifier, made of silicon nitride, boasts a bandwidth of 300 nanometers, enabling it to transmit more data per second than existing systems.</li><li>The technology uses spiral-shaped waveguides to efficiently direct laser pulses and remove signal anomalies on a miniaturized chip.</li><li>The new amplifier opens up possibilities for various applications in medical imaging, holography, spectroscopy, and microscopy, along with potential advancements in light-based systems for diagnostics and treatments.</li></ul>

Groundbreaking amplifier could lead to 'super lasers' that make the internet 10 times faster

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