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Home » Intel integrates 224G SerDes with NewPhotonics’ Engine

Intel integrates 224G SerDes with NewPhotonics’ Engine

December 6, 2023
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Intel and NewPhotonics announced a milestone achievement: the integration of Intel new 224Gbps electrical SerDes design with NewPhotonics’ Photonics Engine, resulting in an end-to-end direct modulation electrical-to-optical link utilizing PAM4 modulation.

The electrical-to-optical link incorporates a wide bandwidth photodetector (PD) and Modulator, supporting the end-to-end 224Gbps data transfer.

“We are thrilled to have achieved the successful integration of our photonics technology with Intel most advanced 224Gbps SerDes.” Yaniv Ben Haim, CEO and Founder of NewPhotonics, said, – “The end-to-end electrical-to-optical link at exceptional performance is a key innovation for products with the lowest power consumption, virtually no processing delay, and cost-effective advanced photonics-based products.”

Noam Avni, Intel Vice President, added, “Our advanced SerDes designs, combined with NewPhotonics optical engine, demonstrates the power of pushing the boundaries of technology. The ability to establish an end-to-end electrical-to-optical link at 224Gbps direct modulation over 10 kilometers is a testament to our commitment to innovation and the advancement of high-speed data transmission solutions.”

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