TERIPHIC project was published online in Optical Connections News.
The European Horizon 2020-funded consortium TERabit optical transceivers based on InP EML arrays and a Polymer Host platform for optical InterConnects, also known as TERIPHIC, is working on the development of optical transceiver modules for datacentres – with the aim of cutting power consumption by 50% per Gbps.
The TERIPHIC group says it expects the new transceivers to solve problems faster and reduce data traffic queue times. Shortening processing intervals for high-performance computing, edge computing and machine learning, the new ultra-high-capacity, low-power-consumption pluggable modules are capable of both 800Gbps and 1.6Tbps.
Click to read the article:
TERIPHIC project was published online in Optics.com
12 Feb 2019
EU project intends to develop terabit optical transceivers through photonic integration.
A project funded under the EU Horizon 2020 research program that aims to go beyond current 400G standards in optical networks and develop modules capable of both 800 Gb/s and 1.6 Tb/s has been launched, following a kick-off meeting in Berlin.
As part of its on-going and intensive involvement in international, publicly funded R&D projects, ficonTEC R&D announces its involvement in TERIPHIC, an EU H2020 project starting January 2019 and due to run for 36 months. Having kicked-off in January in Berlin, the goal is to go beyond current 400G transceiver module standards and push development to Terabit transceiver modules having at least 2km reach.
Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz Institute announced TERIPHIC project.
Read more in the links below:
https://www.hhi.fraunhofer.de/en/press-media/news/2019/eu-project-teriphic-started-in-berlin.html
https://newsletter.fraunhofer.de/-viewonline2/17386/313/311/FDJrcR4R/JwunGki2kb/1
© Copyright 2024. ict-teriphic. All rights reserved.