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Technically, it’s not a laser, but something called spaser. Instead of photons, it uses plasmons, a particle only 44 nanometers across. It could push CPUs’ speeds to hundreds of terahertz, according to Mark Stockman, professor of physics at Georgia State:

The spaser works about a thousand times

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This Video is of the fireworks & laser light show of the bandra-worli sea link, was a good site to be there for real
although the implementation & lots of other things of the bridge is not appreciated, but kya kare bhai “I Love My India”
lets hope with time the other traffic problems thats arise from this & also the TOLL that is gonna hurt everyone really bad, all of this settles down & there is  a really viable solution, Enjoy.(…)

A storage density of 51MB per square centimeter? Whatever, standard DVDs. Australian scientists developed a new multilayer optical storage medium that can house data at 1.1TB/cm3.

Unlike existing DVD technology, the key to this data storage technique is the fact that multiple pieces of data can(…)

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In the basement of the physics building at the University of Texas in Austin is the world’s most powerful laser. Switched on for the first time last week, it has an output of a quadrillion watts—in terms of zeros, that’s 1,000,000,000,000,000. Wired has gotten its(…)