Abstract
We review opto-electronic integration technologies for creating a new computing platform with a wide
bandwidth and low energy consumption. The development of large-scale silicon photonics circuits and
ultra-low energy nanophotonic devices will allow for diverse types of photonic-information processing.
This article introduces the technologies for high bandwidth density optical interconnection toward 1
Byte-per-FLOP and presents a path to opto-electronic integrated accelerators that will exceed current digital
electronic systems by >10 2 in compute density and energy efficiency.