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Lightmatter, Flex Ltd., and TMT Validate CPO Switch Tray Technology

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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At the OCP Global Summit in San Jose on October 12, 2026, Lightmatter unveiled next-generation CPO switch and XPU trays, which integrate Passage® co-packaged optics and Guide® DR external laser modules. Flex Ltd. collaborated with Lightmatter on the CPO switch tray, serving as a production validation platform. The XPU tray utilized expanded beam PRIZM® optical connector technology from TMT.

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Why it matters

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The demonstration of high-bandwidth CPO technology, which is crucial for scaling AI systems, validates the growth of advanced AI infrastructure. The integration of TMT's optical connector technology into these validated trays supports the supply chain for these critical components.

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Who's involved

  • Flex Ltd.Collaborated with Lightmatter on the CPO switch tray as a production validation platform.
  • LightmatterUnveiled CPO switch and XPU tray validation technology at the OCP Global Summit.
  • TMTProvided expanded beam PRIZM® optical connector technology used in the XPU tray.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • TMTSpeculative

    TMT might see increased demand for its optical connector technology due to its integration into the validated CPO switch tray.

  • Flex Ltd.Speculative

    Flex Ltd. may see its production capabilities in AI infrastructure validated through the CPO switch tray project.

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