Acacia adds to coherent pluggables with two new modules
Acacia, now part of Cisco has announced two new additions to its portfolio of 400G coherent pluggable solutions.
Acacia, now part of Cisco has announced two new additions to its portfolio of 400G coherent pluggable solutions.
Aircision and Effect Photonics are teaming up to push the boundaries of ground-to-ground free space optics (FSO) technology.
NeoPhotonics has used its InP based coherent receiver and modulators, coupled with its ultra-narrow linewidth tunable lasers or distributed feedback lasers to demonstrate 120GBd operation.
Ranovus and AMD have announced a demonstration of co-packaged optics using a Xilinx Versal adaptive compute acceleration platform (ACAP) and Ranovus Odin optical engine.
Marvell and Molex have announced a collaboration to deliver a 400G QSFP-DD optical module that supports the OpenZR+ Multi-Source Agreement (MSA).
Trumpf Photonic Components will showcase its current 850nm product portfolio and its future roadmap for longer wavelengths at OFC.
Infinera has introduced the ICE6 Turbo, a coherent optical solution that can operate above 100GBd.
II‐VI Incorporated has introduced its pluggable optical line subsystem (POLS) in the small QSFP form factor for eight-channel 400ZR/ZR+ transport in data centre interconnects (DCIs).
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