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Infinera launches 1.6Tb/s optics to reduce power per bit by up to 75% for AI-driven intra-data-center connectivity
What happened
Infinera announced ICE-D, a new line of 1.6Tb/s intra-data-center optical transceivers claiming up to 75% lower power per bit, based on monolithic InP PIC technology. The launch targets the growing bandwidth demands of AI workloads within data centers. Neutral: This is a product announcement with potential long-term demand implications for InP-based components, but no immediate, direct impact on supply, pricing, or inventory of existing optics.
Impact and signal
Low impactImpact score: 20/100
Affected components and suppliers
Optical TransceiversIndium Phosphide (InP) PICs
Infinera Corp
product-launchdata-centerpower-efficiency
Source and time
Source: Semiconductor Today · 3/15/2024 · View original source
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