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09-21
The next AI bottleneck may not be compute—it may be connectivity.

ECOC 2026 is showing why: Coherent is demonstrating 3.2T pluggable optics and a 6.4T NPO engine, while Marvell is pushing 400G/lane technology toward 3.2T.

The deeper story is power per bit. As electrical links become harder to scale, optics are moving closer to the chip through NPO/CPO.

For investors, this expands the AI infrastructure map beyond GPUs into DSPs, lasers, silicon photonics, optical modules and packaging.

3.2T and 6.4T are still largely technology demonstrations—not mass deployment. But the direction is clear: AI may increasingly be limited by how fast machines can talk, not how fast they can compute.

The next AI arms race could be fought in photons, not transistors.

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