Data Center Buildout Drives Surge in EML Demand
EML demand is tied to the optical communications speed upgrade cycle, with a concentrated surge in data center interconnects.
EML demand is tied to the optical communications speed upgrade cycle, with a concentrated surge in data center interconnects.
Coherent said it would benefit if U.S. restrictions on Chinese optical modules take effect, and that customers have already proactively reached out.
Lumentum said NPO represents an incremental market, while CPO is the ultimate form.
O-Film has denied and reported to police an article alleging that its actual controller stripped assets from the listed company.
C114 analyzes the reasons why carrier optical cable procurement tenders have repeatedly failed.
Duogen Hexin has begun large-scale volume production of CWDM4 100mW high-power CW DFB chips and COC devices for 400G/800G/1.6T data centers.
O-Film issued a clarification announcement on August 9, denying any transfer of benefits to parties related to its actual controller.
AOI says demand remains strong and it will continue to expand capacity for 800G and 1.6T optical modules.
Focuslight posted first-half revenue of CNY 419 million, with orders in some business lines rising sharply.
An investor has reported allegations that O-Film's de facto controller drained the listed company.
LightCounting analyzes the three major hurdles facing large-scale CPO/NPO deployment.
O-Film acquired a 51% stake in Hefei Zhongke Daojing through a transfer of existing shares and a capital increase.
On August 3, Dongtian Micro used its own funds to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Wuxi, focusing on semiconductor optical precision processing.
YOFC says it remains committed to long-termism and is embracing the AI-driven supercycle in the fiber optic industry.
The US FCC plans to prohibit imports of optical modules manufactured in China.
Omdia's Lu Mingyang argues that the core issue for AI optical modules is the supply chain rather than security, and that China remains irreplaceable.
Omdia's Lu Mingyang argues that the core issue for AI optical modules is the supply chain rather than security, and that China remains irreplaceable.
LightCounting forecasts that the Ethernet optical module market will grow 73% in 2026.
Luxshare Precision has announced the termination of its acquisition of Futong Jiashan optical fiber assets.
The sixth China Forum on High-Quality Development of Optical Communications has been held.
C114 analyzes why well-funded optical module makers are rushing to list in Hong Kong.
Zhongji Innolight says annual price declines are standard industry practice for optical modules and that the current pricing system is healthy.
On July 23, Robotechnik's German subsidiary ficonTEC signed an equipment contract worth about 129 million yuan with a subsidiary of a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Tencent and Alibaba are pushing the NPO solution, and Nvidia is also making moves.
C114 comments on the expansion anxiety triggered by optical module companies spending 4 billion yuan on acquisitions and 2.5 billion yuan on self-built capacity.
Su Guoyan of Guolong Technology outlines the company's OCS strategy, aimed at building a core engine for AI compute optical interconnects.
Hengtong says AI is reshaping the logic of the optical communications industry, and the company is pursuing growth around connectivity plus computing.
China Telecom's Liu Yuyang says AI inference is driving compute closer to the edge, and OCS is moving toward metro-scale compute optical interconnects.
China Unicom's Hu Yakun discusses optical interconnect technologies and practical applications for intelligent computing centers.
Alibaba Cloud's Wang Peng outlines the evolution of OCS technology for AI clusters and its application outlook.
Dongshan Precision says the stolen optical module incident has a minimal impact on the company's performance.
Accelink has released its interim earnings forecast, expecting revenue of RMB 400 million to RMB 450 million in the first half of 2026, up 52.16% to 71.18% year on year, with net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 48 million to RMB 52 million. The company attributes the growth mainly to deliveries of passive optical subcomponents for high-speed data center optical modules and OCS yttrium vanadate crystals, driven by global AI computing infrastructure construction. On capacity, phases one and two of the Hefei yttrium vanadate crystal project are at full production, the Thailand plant is ramping up, and the Zhengzhou plant is expected to begin production in the third quarter of 2026.
Zhongji Innolight will list in Hong Kong on July 30, raising more than HKD 54.5 billion.
Dongshan Precision says unit prices for its optical module products will decline slightly.
Eoptolink said securing raw material supply and production delivery is a current priority.
Dongtian Optics expects net profit attributable to shareholders of 85 million to 95 million yuan in the first half, up 67.71% to 87.44% year on year.
Silicon photonics chip and optical module solutions from Intel, HG Genuine, Accelink Technologies and other vendors target high-speed interconnect needs in AI and data centers. Intel's OCI chipset supports 64 data channels of 32 Gbps in each direction, reaches up to 100 m and consumes 5 pJ per bit. HG Genuine, Accelink Technologies and others showcased 1.6T modules. The survey also covers 800G silicon photonics engines and modules, linear pluggable optics and co-packaged optics (CPO) light source modules.