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junjhon12 t1_itmi2va wrote

So when will this be available to commoners like me?

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SwarfDive01 t1_itmnbcg wrote

But really though. This is probably going to be reserved for extremely data heavy research. Like, recording photons propagation in real time. Or upgrading the LHC sensors

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am0x t1_itmzpg6 wrote

And then in 3 years it will mainly be used for porn and gaming. The true drivers of the market.

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SwarfDive01 t1_itnhqn1 wrote

They could handle all the data streams in a single cable for every streamer plus their cyber feeler 5000 for a lower cost than the competition

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Moontoya t1_itnnfd1 wrote

Nah

It'll be used by wall Street if it can shunt that much data that fast.

Reducing latency is mega$, shaving the tiniest fraction of latency gets your trades and positions in 'first', bumping your likely profits.

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November19 t1_itoo63e wrote

Speed trading isn’t a bandwidth problem, and co-located servers already measure cable length to account for the speed of light. This really has nothing to do with that.

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onyxengine t1_itoreij wrote

I think this stuff is going get rolled in a new wave a tech products, we’re mapping the brain this century, hooking devices into the human nervous system on a level we’ve never seen before. Thoughts to control robots, even fleets of robots. Sure there will be tons of use cases for AI.

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SwarfDive01 t1_itpebvf wrote

Oh AI was a given too. But I didn't consider brain/computer interfaces. I'd imagine there is plenty of data transfer to maximize with minimal extra hardware

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Wuyley t1_itml7cu wrote

The week after you install your "at home fusion reactor"

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GoldWallpaper t1_itpoej1 wrote

Do you own a massive data center? If not, this has no application for you.

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