Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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“extending to a 400-gigabit four-wavelength design becomes an engineering matter if the technology platform that is used can scale.” Period.


“When we looked at what is available and how to do an optical interface, there was no good solution that would allow us to meet those timelines, fit the power budget of the QSFP-DD and be at the cost points required for data centre deployment,” says Intel’s Blum. Intel is one of 11 founding companies backing the new MSA.
A disadvantage of the MSA is that it requires eight lasers instead of four, adding to the module’s overall cost. Oops


“Everyone wants 400 gigabit - 4x100-gigabit, that is what they are looking for,” says Rajgarhia. (I think LWLG is quietly working on this)

AGAIN, extending to a 400-gigabit four-wavelength design becomes an engineering matter if the technology platform that is used can scale.


If it is too expensive and too large it is not practical. X

Back in the day while D.C. electric was the darling of the industry with a power plant every few blocks it just was not practical. Eventually A.C. won the day with a power plant at Niagara Falls serving the north east U.S.

While it is possible to reach these speeds you can tell by their comments that the industry understands that new a solution is needed.

Nice Find Stevey,

Xster fun to watch