Pluggable Transceivers

The rapid expansion of cloud computing has driven a significant increase in demand for 800G optics, particularly within the realm of AI/ML applications that rely on high-performance and cost-effective optical solutions. AI predominantly relies on parallel computing, with the core processor being primarily GPU. However, beyond GPU performance, communication also becomes a bottleneck for supercomputing. Any network congestion on a link leads to data latency. Consequently, the AI servers have stringent requirements for underlying data transmission rates and latency, necessitating the use of high-speed optical modules. As a result, there is a substantial demand for 800G optical modules in AI servers.(The growing use of cloud computing, especially in AI and machine learning, has made 800G optics really popular. In AI, where powerful GPUs are crucial, fast communication is just as important. That's why there's a big need for 800G optical modules in AI servers—they help with quick data transmission, preventing delays and keeping things running smoothly.)