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Sivers will develop laser arrays for artificial intelligence and deliver prototypes in 2024

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2024-03-18 14:04:31
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Sivers Optics, a subsidiary of Sivers Semiconductors, has signed a product development agreement with an undisclosed company.

Starting from the initial contract worth $1.3 million, the prototype will be delivered in 2024, and it is expected that the agreement will grow rapidly in 2025 before transitioning to mass production. After entering full production, customers expect the annual chip production to exceed millions by 2026.

Sivers is an advanced custom laser manufacturer for high-speed optical solutions. The company stated that it is ready to fully leverage the growing demand for next-generation laser chips, which can meet the urgent needs of artificial intelligence computing. The company's optical communication technology has provided support for applications that require high bandwidth and low latency data transmission. The new collaboration will further expand Sivers' footprint to the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence hardware.

Anders Storm stated, "As optical solutions become crucial for advanced artificial intelligence workloads, our technology will help drive the speed of light data transmission required for this new computing paradigm. This is an excellent opportunity in the short term and a huge opportunity for sustained growth starting from 2026." Sivers Semiconductor Group CEO.

Source: Laser Net

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