Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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Lightwave Logic - IMEC - GF are in this together ! Coincidence does NOT exist ... as said before: GF FOTONIX platform must include LWLG's technology ...
7 & 8 September 2022 event in Leuven is going to be GREAT !
https://epic-assoc.com/events/epic-meeting-on-cmos-compatible-integrated-photonics-at-imec/
>>> Some of the recent trends are for example, the mass production of coherent transceivers for FMCW LiDAR, efficient detectors based on Quantum dots for next generation imagers, Intel hybrid IIIV/Si laser integration, Graphene flagship, and GF 300mm platform. At this meeting we would like the necessary steps to start new collaborations towards pilot production of these hybrid new platforms. Challenges to be addressed, such as through silicon/glass vias, wafer bonding, wafer testing, packaging & assembly as well as new market driven applications that demand the functionality beyond the state of the art.

https://gf.com/gf-press-release/globalfoundries-announces-next-generation-silicon-photonics-solutions-and/
>>> GF is the only pure-play foundry with a 300mm monolithic silicon photonics solution that has demonstrated the industry’s highest data rate per fiber (0.5Tbps/fiber). This enables 1.6-3.2Tbps optical chiplets, which deliver faster, more efficient transmission of data, more efficiently with better signal integrity. In addition, the up to 10,000x improvement in system error rate enables next generation artificial intelligence (AI).

https://investors.gf.com/node/7811/pdf
>>> GF has a proven track record of innovating novel materials such as FD-SOI on 22FDX®, and novel device architectures that enabled GF Fotonix™,
the company’s recently announced next generation silicon photonics platform.
>>> GF has a proven track record of building partnerships with startup innovators, industry consortia, material suppliers, universities and government
entities worldwide. Leveraging GF’s extensive patent portfolio and deep technical expertise in digital, analog, mixed-signal, RF and embedded
memory, GF Labs will harvest capabilities from a broad research platform including the Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre (IMEC) in Belgium,
Fraunhofer in Germany, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in the U.S., and the Institute for Microelectronics in Singapore, along
with a broad network of university partnerships.