<ul><li>Physicists at Aalto University in Finland have developed a new way to send large amounts of information using tiny 'hurricanes' of light, also known as light vortices.</li><li>This innovation could revolutionize data transmission by allowing more data to be sent through optical fibers in a smaller space.</li><li>The researchers manipulated metallic nanoparticles to produce complex light vortices, which can potentially carry large amounts of information.</li><li>This discovery has the potential for applications in fields like telecommunications and could increase data sent over optical fibers by eight to sixteen times.</li></ul>

Tiny light hurricanes could revolutionize data transmission

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