High-Bandwidth Communications Device

Communications systems using higher-frequency electromagnetic waves can transfer more data at faster rates but lack network components to handle these higher bandwidths. Sugar-cubesized blocks of an electromagnetic material can rapidly switch functionality to perform the varied tasks needed to support a network with carrier frequencies of over 100 GHz. The miniscule-scale architecture concealed within the sugar cube blocks generates multiple channels operating simultaneously at different frequencies. Basically, this allows multiple conversations to occur over the same network, which is the heart of highspeed wireless communications.