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High-capacity computing with self-rectification nonlinear optical neural processor
Artificial intelligence (AI) and neural networks have driven groundbreaking innovations across numerous disciplines. Optical computing offers the promise of unprecedented speed and energy efficiency in the post-Moore era; however, achieving efficient, practical nonlinear activation using all-optical
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