The core, in motion
The flagship view: 64 nodes across 16 layers, four quadrants Q1–Q4 each carrying a live 32-bit word that composes into the full CORE[127:0]. Drive containment, coupling, and output gain — the bits and the hex update in real time. The 128-bit arithmetic is genuine; the optics are simulated.
An idea, made explorable
This is a concept and a set of interactive simulations — a way to think with the eyes about how a photonic processor might be organized: light as the carrier, fractal subdivision as the layout, harmonics as the clock. The bit math runs for real in your browser; the lasers, electron rings, and resonators are visualizations of the design, not measurements of a fabricated chip.
honest framing · concept + simulation, not a benchmarked deviceHow it folds together
One number, many scales. Each quadrant subdivides 1×4×4×2×1 — thirty-two tips — and four quadrants close the ring at 128.