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Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 9:03AM Intel and Corning have further detailed their 1.6 Terabit interface technology for the data centre.
The collaboration combines Intel's silicon photonics technology operating at 25 Gigabit-per-fibre with Corning's ClearCurve LX multimode fibre and latest MXC connector.
Silicon photonics wafer and the ClearCurve fibres. Source: Intel
Sunday, June 2, 2013 at 1:55PM 
Source: Gazettabyte
Mellanox Technologies has announced its intention to acquire silicon photonics player, Kotura for $82 million.
Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 7:29PM Yves LeMaitre has experienced much over the course of the last decade working in the optical components industry. He has been CEO of a start-up during the optical boom, lived through acquisitions, and has undertaken business development in telecom and non-telecom markets.
“To succeed in any market ... you need to be the best at something, to have that sustainable differentiator”
Yves LeMaitre, Oclaro
Sunday, February 21, 2010 at 4:25PM Maurice Broomfield is a 94-year-old photographer who has documented examples of 20th century industry. His lifelong work is about to be shown at two exhibitions in the UK, as detailed in an interview with the Financial Times. It made me wonder whether anyone is doing the equivalent for telecom and datacom? Mega data centres as IT cathedrals?
When writing features for FibreSystems Europe, I repeatedly asked for high-resolution striking images. The magazine's editors always wanted photos that included people, like Maurice Broomfield's photos. Getting hold of such images did happen but not often.
Inspired by the Financial Times’ interview and Maurice Broomfield's beautiful images, some of the better images sent are presented here.
IBM data centre
AT&T, Cisco, IBM, Intel, Maurice Broomfield, data centres, images in gazettabits 1 Reference Print Article 