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POET Unveils Silicon Optical Interposer for Advanced AI Infrastructure

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POET unveiled a silicon optical interposer, a platform that combines electronic and photonic devices into a single chip-scale package assembled at wafer scale. Management stated the technology could become a "de facto integration standard in the photonics industry". CEO Suresh Venkatesan described late 2025 as a decisive transition from development to execution.

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The interposer is designed to support advanced AI infrastructure. The company maintains $796 million in cash and short-term investments. Analysts project POET's revenue to climb from $4.67 million in 2026 to $138.4 million in 2027.

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Who's involved

  • POETCompany that built the silicon optical interposer and announced the technology
  • NvidiaAmerican multinational technology company
  • Applied OptoelectronicsCompany in Sugar Land, United States
  • Marvell TechnologyAmerican fabless semiconductor company that declined a partnership with POET
  • David J. SchwartzAmerican software engineer leading a class action lawsuit against POET
  • Sandeep KumarChief Operating Officer at POET

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