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OpenLight is at ECOC 2025, Booth #C2322

OpenLight Photonics is exhibiting at ECOC 2025 in Copenhagen, Booth # C2322, 28 September to 1 October 2025.

OpenLight’s silicon photonics, heterogenous integration technology is core to the manufacture of next-generation, semiconductor chips used in datacom, telecom, LiDAR, HPC, AI, and optical computing markets. It improves performance, power, efficiency, and reliability.

OpenLight has made its open-platform PDK available to engineers to design and manufacture bespoke Photonics Application Specific Integrated Circuits (PASIC) for their own industries, extending the global reach and uptake of silicon photonics technology.

OpenLight – making photonics simple.

To arrange a meeting contact: sales@openlightphotonics.com

ECOC 2025 exhibition information can be found here: https://www.ecocexhibition.com...

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