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Multicore fiber (MCF) is an optical fiber containing multiple light-guiding cores within a common cladding. These cores provide multiple spatial transmission paths within a single fiber strand, increasing potential transmission capacity and connectivity density.

A high-fiber-count cable is a fiber-optic cable containing many individual fibers within a single cable structure. These cables are used in hyperscale and AI data centers, campus and DCI networks, and other environments where high connectivity density is required.

In AI infrastructure, scale-across refers to extending AI workloads, data and connectivity beyond a single cluster, campus or data center by interconnecting multiple sites through high-capacity transport networks.

In AI infrastructure, scale-out means expanding cluster capacity by adding more network-connected servers, racks or nodes, typically within a data center or campus.

In AI infrastructure, scale-up means expanding compute performance within a tightly coupled system by connecting more GPUs or other accelerators in the same server, rack or scale-up domain.

An AI fabric is the high-performance network infrastructure that connects compute, storage and accelerator resources within an AI data center. It carries the high-volume east-west traffic generated by AI training and inference, enabling GPUs and other accelerators to exchange data at high speed and low latency.

Bidirectional high sweep-speed tunable laser, designed for advanced R&D applications and for testing photonic integrated circuits and optical components.

Efficiently test passive optical components in 24/7 operations. Perform insertion loss (IL), return loss (RL), polarization dependent loss (PDL) and photocurrent measurements across the full telecom w...