Experimental demonstration achieves near-ideal performance on benchmarks, suggesting a scalable and efficient optical computing system.
We introduce a fast, efficient, scalable, and sparsity-enabled optical computing system with minimal component requirements by combining spatial, temporal, and wavelength multiplexing with optical-delay-based operations. We experimentally demonstrate near-ideal performance on standard benchmarks.
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