Demonstrating completeness in optical neural computing

A silicon photonic deep optical neural network integrating convolutional and fully connected layers with on-chip optoelectronic nonlinear activations operates with partially coherent light to achieve high-speed, energy-efficient, end-to-end inference. This demonstration establishes a functional and scalable platform for evaluating complete optical neural processing, representing another step toward specialised, ultrafast photonic architectures beyond electronics.

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Light Science & Applications
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2026-01-03
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41377-025-02123-2
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Demonstrating completeness in optical neural computing

Krzysztof Tyszka
Light Science & Applications
Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Demonstrating completeness in optical neural computing

Krzysztof Tyszka
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Abstract

A silicon photonic deep optical neural network integrating convolutional and fully connected layers with on-chip optoelectronic nonlinear activations operates with partially coherent light to achieve high-speed, energy-efficient, end-to-end inference. This demonstration establishes a functional and scalable platform for evaluating complete optical neural processing, representing another step toward specialised, ultrafast photonic architectures beyond electronics.

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