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Silicon Photonics meets AI and data center, high-speed connectivity demands
Adam Carter is featured in the Design News article, “Silicon Photonics Poised for Breakthrough in AI and Data Center Applications."
The demand for high-speed connectivity in AI and data center applications is increasing the adoption of silicon photonics solutions – the only realistic way to achieve the necessary performance. However, silicon photonics is often considered cost prohibitive in other markets.
The article details how OpenLight is advancing silicon photonics to a tipping point of widescale use, in three, key ways:
- Heterogeneous integration technology enables multiple components to be manufactured on one chip, with significant manufacturing benefits to size, cost, assembly and reliability.
- Making its process development kit (PDK) both open platform and accessible, so companies can design their own photonics solutions and reduce time to market.
- 3. Lastly, developing a multi-vendor ecosystem to give customers choice and supply-chain resilience.
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