CREALIGHTS Stock Surges Over 7% on Showcasing Self-Developed 6.4T NPO Silicon Photonics Engine at AI Conference

Stock News07-22

Shares of CREALIGHTS (HKEX: 01191) have risen more than 7% in trading.

As of the latest update, the stock is up 7.09%, trading at HK$103.5 with a turnover of HK$23.18 million.

Key Developments

According to the company's official social media, CREALIGHTS recently showcased its full range of silicon photonics interconnect solutions at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference.

The centerpiece of the exhibition was the self-developed 6.4T NPO optical engine, a silicon photonics chip solution designed for AI clusters with ten-thousand-card scale, presented as a core solution for next-generation AI photoelectric interconnection.

Product Portfolio and Strategy

The company also displayed a mature product matrix covering full-scenario applications, capable of meeting the interconnect demands at different levels within AI data center cabinets, between cabinets, and across clusters.

This portfolio is designed to match the current mainstream AI cluster's large-scale deployment requirements.

It forms a seamless product and technology ladder with the showcased 6.4T NPO optical engine, demonstrating the continuity and scalability of the company's silicon photonics technology roadmap.

The product lineup includes a full series of silicon photonics modules at 400G, 800G, and 1.6T, along with derivative solutions such as active optical cables and liquid-cooled optical modules.

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