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Photonic devices based on phase-change materials for neuromorphic computing
This paper reviews recent advances in the field of photonic devices integrating phase-change materials (PCMs). In particular, certain PCMs showcase interesting properties such as non-volatile behaviour and ultra-low optical losses that can be leveraged in computing architectures. For example, they c
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