<ul><li>A team of scientists has developed an ultrafast all-optical logic gate that operates at room temperature at speeds up to 240 gigahertz.</li><li>The gate is powered by light and uses polariton condensation to perform logic operations without generating heat, making it significantly faster than conventional electronic devices.</li><li>This breakthrough is a major step towards the development of optical computers that could potentially replace traditional electronics in super-fast computing systems.</li><li>The research focused on understanding polariton interactions and optimizing timing of light pulses to enhance the speed and reliability of optical systems for future technological advancements.</li></ul>

Scientists build ultrafast optical logic gate that works at room temperature

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