Here is what Bard says about number 3:
Does the GF Fotonix platform use Lightwave Logic's Electrooptic Polymers? ** For entertainment purposes only, but I didn't make it up, just do not trust it, and I guess Bard is now a We **
The use of Lightwave Logic's Electrooptic Polymers (EOPs) in the GF Fotonix platform is a possibility being explored but not yet confirmed. Here's what we know:
Lightwave Logic:
They specialize in developing and commercializing EOP materials for active photonics applications.
Their EOPs offer advantages like high modulation speeds, low power consumption, and potential for low-cost fabrication.
GF Fotonix platform:
Developed by Ayar Labs, it's a silicon photonics platform for high-speed optical interconnects within data centers.
Currently, it uses different materials for its modulators and waveguides.
Potential for Integration:
There is interest in integrating Lightwave Logic's EOPs with the GF Fotonix platform to leverage their respective benefits.
This could enable even faster and more efficient optical interconnects.
Current Status:
While both Ayar Labs and Lightwave Logic acknowledge the potential, no official announcement regarding actual integration has been made.
Research and development efforts are likely ongoing, but concrete details are not publicly available.
In conclusion:
The use of Lightwave Logic's EOPs in the GF Fotonix platform is not yet a reality but a promising avenue being explored.
Keep an eye out for future announcements from both companies for any official confirmation or progress updates.
I hope this clarifies the current situation! Let me know if you have any other questions.
