Aiming to become the global leader in chip-scale photonic solutions by deploying Optical Interposer technology to enable the seamless integration of electronics and photonics for a broad range of vertical market applications

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I looked back at the H.C. Wainwright presentation from a year ago- Sep 2018.I’m trying to figure out who the 3 major companies are for active qualification from the list below.Surely Huawei should be one with the new partnership with The China Prosper group IMHO.  Who are potentially the other two ?

 https://poet-technologies.com/docs/presentations/POET%20HCW%20Presentation_Sept_2018_anim-vFINAL.pdf

POET’s Strategy - to co-develop Optical Interposer-based solutions across a variety of markets beginning with Optical Engines for datacom and telecom applications

Component and Module Makers*

• Both markets are characterized by significant overlap

• System Integrators and End-Users often specify requirements

Among these companies, we have engaged in discussions with 13, and all continue to be interested in the Optical Interposer to varying degrees

• Active qualification for co-development or contract development is in process with 3 major companies (all under non-disclosure)

• We continue to forecast delivery of prototypes by the end of Q4

  Certain components / processes have been or are in qualification cycles, including:

  QuadPIN Detectors

   DFB Lasers

 

 

Assembly and Test Equipment and Processes

• Macom •

• Broadcom •

• Lumentum •

• Applied Optoelectronics •

• NeoPhotonics •

• Intel •

• Kaiam •

• Luxtera •

• II-VI •

 

Finisar

Oclaro

Accelink

Applied Optoelectronics Molex

Mellanox Innolight

Source Photonics 

Inphi 

System Integrators and End Users*

• Acacia

• Ciena

• Arista Networks

• Infinera

• Huawei

• Nokia

• ZTE

• Fujitsu Networks

• Coriant

• Arista

• Cisco

 

• Microsoft • Google

• Facebook • Baidu

• Alibaba

• Tencent • AT&T

• Verizon • Comcast • Warner

 

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