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Quantum computing company PsiQuantum appointed Roland Acra chief business officer. Acra will lead the company’s business strategy, including commercial, global market expansion, quantum applications, and software development. Previously, Acra served as CTO at Cisco.

TAASTRUP, Denmark — Windar Photonics named Andrew Richardson as an independent nonexecutive director. Richardson is an experienced nonexecutive chairman, director, and board adviser with experience in the manufacturing industry and businesses involved in automotive, medical devices, aerospace, engines, and building products.
Steve Zajacs, Asahi/America’s sales manager for the midwestern United States. Courtesy of Asahi/America. LAWRENCE, Mass. —...

Amplitude, a manufacturer of ultrafast lasers, has acquired Fastlite, a developer of ultrafast pulse shaping, characterization, and optical parametric amplifier technology. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Eric Mottay, president and CEO of Amplitude, said, “We have worked with the Fastlite team for many years, and it is an honor to have them join the Amplitude family. The complementary expertise of the two companies will enable Amplitude to design and manufacture the next generation of ultrafast lasers.”

“Amplitude’s world largest ultrafast laser portfolio constitutes an invaluable asset toward the offering of ytterbium-pumped OPA and OPCPA products and solutions,” said Pascal Tournois, CEO of...

...and the Agency is also developing AI method to navigate the lunar surface.

UC San Diego wearable device could be used for both clinical practice and research.

Soaring energy prices prompted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine spur renewed investment, with momentum set to continue.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has entered into a cooperative R&D agreement with AIM Photonics that will give chip developers a critical new tool for designing faster photonic integrated circuits (PICs). As part of the collaboration, NIST will design electrical “calibration structures” that can be used to measure and test the electronic performance of chips. This will enable improved design quality for chips operating at speeds up to 110 GHz. Most current photonic chips operate at around 25 GHz.
Cleanroom technicians at the AIM Photonics NanoTech chip fabrication facility in Albany, N.Y. Courtesy of SUNY Polytechnic Institute. AIM Photonics will incorporate these calibration structures into its...

Frequency is a crucial element of any advertising campaign. It refers to the number of times a potential customer is exposed to an advertisement. The more often a person sees an ad, the more likely they are to remember it and take action.

There are several reasons why frequency is important in advertising. First, it helps to build brand awareness. By seeing an ad repeatedly, consumers become more familiar with the brand and its message. This can help to establish trust and credibility, leading to increased sales and customer loyalty.

Frequency is also important because it helps to break through the noise of the marketplace. With so many competing messages and advertisements, it can be difficult for a brand to stand out. By...

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