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Infinira launches an optical solution for 1.6 Tbps ICE-D data centers

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2024-03-18 13:47:36
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Infinira, an expert in optical network solutions, announced the launch of a high-speed data center optical transmission module based on single-chip indium phosphide (InP) photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology. The company claims that the module will connect at a speed of 1.6 terabits per second (Tb/s), while reducing the cost and power consumption per bit.

Yingfeilang stated that its data center's optical connectivity technology can achieve highly integrated solutions, combining multiple optical functions onto a single single chip. This technology is part of Infinira's flexible data center's optical brand ICE-D.

The official press release stated, "The ICE-D test chip has been launched and has been proven to reduce power consumption per bit by 75%, while also improving connection speed."

According to Infinira, this product reduces power consumption per bit by 75% and improves connection speed in AI driven interconnections. The company also mentioned that the optical components within the ICE-D data center are designed to support integration into various internal and campus data center optical solutions.

The company stated that it is using its experience in optical connectivity solutions to address the challenges of economically expanding connectivity within data centers, in order to support the bandwidth flooding brought about by artificial intelligence applications.

Infinira stated, "Our unique single-chip InP PIC technology puts us in an ideal position to develop innovative technologies to provide cost-effective, high-capacity data center connectivity solutions."

Source: Laser Net

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