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OpenLight 1.6T platform reduces manufacturing costs with a fivefold increase in efficiency

The OpenLight 1.6T PASIC platform has a huge, beneficial impact on the operation and capital equipment costs for silicon photonics, chip manufacturers.

OpenLight uses heterogeneous integration technology to allow multiple, passive and active components to be integrated on to the same, silicon photonics chip. This removes the need to source, package and assemble separate, discrete components to make the chips, hugely reducing the ‘touch time’ of its production and assembly processes.

Manufacturers can benefit from a staggering, fivefold increase in efficiency and capacity from the same machines and assembly lines. This allows them to scale more easily and meet the huge and growing, global demand for 1.6T, optical solutions.

More information about OpenLight’s 1.6T platform: https://openlightphotonics.com...

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Announcing PDK availability with our unified electronic and photonic design platform
Nov 2022

Announcing PDK availability with our unified electronic and photonic design platform

Find out how our process design kit (PDK) streamlines end-to-end design of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) with on-chip laser technology.

Announcing PDK availability with our unified electronic and photonic design platform
MaxLinear Unveils RushmoreTM: Low-Power 1.6T PAM4 DSP for AI/ML and Data Center Networks
Apr 2025

MaxLinear Unveils RushmoreTM: Low-Power 1.6T PAM4 DSP for AI/ML and Data Center Networks

Rushmore integrates our latest advancements in DSP technology to address power demands and drive performance in the rapidly expanding AI/ML space.

MaxLinear Unveils RushmoreTM: Low-Power 1.6T PAM4 DSP for AI/ML and Data Center Networks
Silicon Photonics Rising to AI Chip Demands
Sep 2023

Silicon Photonics Rising to AI Chip Demands

Adam Carter, CEO of OpenLight, a photonics company that has developed an open silicon photonics platform with integrated lasers, recently engaged in…

Silicon Photonics Rising to AI Chip Demands