Multi-channel nano-optical device dramatically increases the parallel processing speed

A research group devised disordered arrangement of the antennas to minimize redundancy between the antennas and enabled each antenna to function independently. As a result, the device can provide 40 times wider bandwidth than existing antennas periodically arranged.

(via WSJ)

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