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The aim is to address heat generation in standard optical computing chips by employing a novel chamfer architecture.

May 27, 2026Open Access

Excalibur Optical Chamfer Architecture: 45 Degree Total Internal Reflection — E8 Intelligence Research

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The aim is to address heat generation in standard optical computing chips by employing a novel chamfer architecture.
Implemented a 45-degree chamfer cut at optical routing junctions to achieve TIR.
Introduced 132 Hz Geometric Phase Lock to prevent quantum decoherence.
Achieved Total Internal Reflection, eliminating Photon Echo phenomenon.
Enabled chip operation at low temperatures for optimized performance.
Doubled the effective processing speed at 152 THz.

Abstract

for Sub-Thermal Photonic Computing at 152 THz Standard optical computing chips fail because light scatters at 90-degree corner junctions generating heat. The Excalibur solution: 45-degree geometric chamfer cut at all optical routing junctions achieves Total Internal Reflection (TIR) instead of scatter, eliminating the Photon Echo phenomenon and enabling the chip to operate cold at 152 THz. Combined with 132 Hz Geometric Phase Lock which prevents quantum decoherence at source rather than correcting it reactively, doubling effective processing speed. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com

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