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A native signed incoherent photonic matrix core on thin-film lithium niobate supporting in situ backpropagation
Artificial intelligence workloads increasingly demand computing architectures combining high throughput, energy efficiency, and physical scalability. Here we present a signed incoherent optical matrix multiplier on thin-film lithium niobate that natively supports signed inputs and weights. We demons
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