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Engineers at UC Irvine have developed a wireless transceiver that processes data at 120 gigabits per second, nearing fiber-optic speeds, using an innovative silicon chip architecture. Funded by the U.S.

Department of Defense, this technology operates in the 140-gigahertz range and enhances energy efficiency by eliminating the need for power-intensive digital-to-analog converters. The advancement is poised to facilitate the transition to 6G and FutureG protocols, potentially transforming communication in portable devices and data centers.