👉 LED computing, also known as Light Emitting Diode (LED) computing or Optical Computing, is an innovative approach to information processing that leverages the properties of light instead of electrical signals to perform computations. In traditional computing, data is processed using transistors that manipulate electrical currents, but LED computing uses light-emitting diodes to transmit and process information. This method offers several advantages, including higher data transmission speeds, lower energy consumption, and the potential for parallel processing due to light's ability to carry multiple channels of information simultaneously. By utilizing photons, the fundamental particles of light, LED computing aims to overcome the physical limitations of current electronic systems, such as heat dissipation and bandwidth constraints, potentially leading to more efficient and powerful computing architectures.
