CST Global, the Glasgow semiconductor laser manufacturer, says it is sampling its 1270nm, 2.5Gbit/s asymmetric and 10Gbit/s symmetric, DFB lasers for 10G PON (passive optical network) applications. The firm is currently beta sampling its asymmetric 2.5Gbit/s lasers and alpha sampling its symmetric, 10Gbit/s lasers. The asymmetric beta samples, which are undergoing ITU-GR468 reliability testing, are available for customer trials in ...
Next week at SPIE Photonics West in San Francisco, French research centre Leti will demonstrate a new curving technology for optical components that widens field of view and compensates for optical aberrations. Called Pixcurve, it is a proof of concept for optical components such as microdisplays, visible imagers and cooled infrared sensors used in mobile phones, telescopes, medical-imaging tools, IR ...
Intel says it will ship its first silicon for neural network processing before the end of this year.
Scottish scientists believe they have made an important discovery in the practical application of high-speed photonic circuits.
A government-funded research project to develop semiconductor lasers for the design of miniature atomic clocks (MacV) receives new funding.
Researchers in Sweden believe they have created a prototype of a graphene transistor device for future computers.
Project engineer, Iain Eddie from CST Global, the Scotland-based III-V opto-electronic, semiconductor foundry, will present a paper on high-speed 850nm VCSELs (Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers) at the VCSEL Day in Cardiff this week (8th and 9th June). These lasers are expected to be used for data transmission rates of 50Gbit/s. VCSELs have the benefit of offering a high bandwidth ...
An EU research project to develop a lead-free ceramic dielectric, with high energy density and reduced losses, for high temperature applications such as electric vehicles.
French chip technology research institute Leti develops a shield that can help protect electronic devices against physical attacks from the underside of an IC.
Leti, a research institute of CEA Tech, says it can produce micro-displays with the resolution needed for virtual reality (VR) headsets.
