LESSENGERS Demonstrates 800G QSFP-DD and 400G QSFP112 Optical Transceivers
12.9.2022 13:00:00 EEST | Business Wire | Press release
LESSENGERS Inc. (“LESSENGERS”), an innovative optical interconnect solution provider, announced today, a live demonstration of polymer-wired 800G QSFP-DD and 400G QSFP112 optical transceivers without the use of any lens optics, providing excellent performance and cost-effectiveness, during the ECOC 2022 (Stand 511 and MR31), the largest optical communications exhibition in Europe, on September 19 – 21, at Messe Basel, Switzerland.
Powered by LESSENGERS’s patent direct optical wiring (DOW) technology, the LESSENGERS 800G QSFP-DD and 400G QSFP112 optical transceivers achieve excellent optical signal integrity and best cost-effectiveness. This unique technology enables complete passive alignment with high-precision and -density optical coupling without the use of lens optics, providing the most suitable solutions for high-speed data center applications such as 800G/1.6T optical modules, on-board, near packaged or co-packaged optics.
“LESSENGERS will demonstrate a set of 112G and 56G signaling-based products during the show, ECOC 2022 on September 19 – 21 to support our customers in urgent needs and will be adding products in the upcoming quarters to complete its product portfolio,” said Taeyong Kim, CMO at LESSENGERS.
“LESSENGERS’s current business is focused on multimode-based optical interconnect solutions along with customized optical packaging services, however, we will continue to push forward on single-mode-based applications such as silicon photonics,” added Chongcook Kim, CEO at LESSENGERS. “This successful demonstration of DOW technology-based optical transceiver solutions will bring a new era of data center optical interconnects and the development of these technologies will support future requirements for high performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.
LESSENGERS’s demonstration will be with:
- 800G QSFP-DD SR8 optical transceiver
- 400G QSFP112 SR4 optical transceiver
- 200G QSFP56 SR4 optical transceiver
- 200G ultra-small sized optical module
About LESSENGERS
LESSENGERS Inc. is an innovative optical interconnect solution provider. Its patent direct optical wiring (DOW) technology enables high-precision and high-density submicrometer scale optical coupling between high-speed photonic devices and various optical waveguides with the best cost-effectiveness. LESSENGERS’s 800G/400G/200G optical transceiver/active optical cable solutions are powered by the high-performance manufacturing-oriented DOW technologies.
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LESSENGERS Inc.
Taeyong Kim, Ph.D
Chief Marketing Officer
+82-10-6549-7654
taeyong.kim@lessengers.com
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