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SF Photonics: Computing the Future of Light! Exploring Domains such as Robotics & AI
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SF Photonics: Computing the Future of Light! Exploring Domains such as Robotics & AI

Wednesday 18 November 2026, 18:00Venue time (Los Angeles)
The Bank at AmadorDirections
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Photonics: Computing at the Future of Light! Join us to accelerate photonic technology and help power the next generation of compute. Photonic computing can make data centers a seamless, valuable fabric of our local communities once again—slashing local power and water demands, contributing energy back to the grid, and building workforce skills for the future of AI compute.

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6:00 PM: Arrival, Drinks, & High-Bandwidth Networking6:30 PM: Opening Remarks & Topics (15 Min see below)7:45 PM: Announcements: Photonics Deals & Networks8:00 PM: Event Conclusion

Topics - Where Can Photonics Take Us?

75 Years of Photonics Innovation Lasers > Fiber Optics > Now Computing! The Computing Revolution From Breakthrough to Adoption Shaping What's Next — Photonics Community & Deal Hub in the SF Bay This exclusive Wednesday evening mixer brings together the sharpest minds shaping this movement: pioneering inventors, early- to late-stage founders, and forward-thinking venture capitalists.

Photonic computing R&D is evolving rapidly across AI infrastructure, ternary operating systems, optical networking, and neural dynamic graph intelligence. By harnessing light, these breakthroughs unlock unprecedented compute power, minimize latency, drastically improve power efficiency, and eliminate extreme cooling water usage.If you are building, backing, or deploying the hardware, orchestration engines, and software frameworks powering tomorrow's compute, this is the room where the next generation of deep tech partnerships gets forged.Space is strictly limited to ensure high-value connections. Apply to attend before capacity is reached.

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