The Faucet Problem
For 60 years, computing worked like a plumbing system.
You turn a tap (a transistor), water flows through a pipe (a wire), and a meter counts the drops to do math. But electrons are like "heavy water." When you shove them through tiny pipes too fast, the pipes get hot. They clog. They melt.
Silicon has hit the "Thermal Wall."
To go faster, we don't need more plumbing. We need a different substrate.
The Flashlight Solution
What if we replaced heavy water with light?
Photons are massless. They move at 300,000 kilometers per second. Light doesn't generate heat, and it never clogs.
At Optibase, we've replaced "electron taps" with "light taps."
We perform the same calculations as the world's biggest supercomputers, but at the speed of light, using 50× less energy. We can shrink a room-sized server farm into a device that fits in your hand.
The New Architects
You don't need a PhD to build the future of computing.
You are the Architect. We are the Construction Crew.
Use our Design Studio to draw how the light flows. We handle the factories, the foundries, and the shipping.
With investors ready to fund the most efficient designs, your ideas move from the screen to the user's hand.
Design the chip. License the IP. Earn the revenue. The lights are on.