Next-Gen Components and Modules for 100G

    Sept. 12, 2013
    Sponsored by Alcatel-Lucent, Optelian, EXFO, and JDSU
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    Ed Murphy, senior director within the CCOP Office of the CTO at JDSU, shares his view of line side and client side 100G module evolution with Lightwave Editorial Director Stephen Hardy. Murphy also touches upon the technologies that will be necessary to support these new 100-Gbps optical transceiver modules.

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    Stephen Hardy | Editorial Director and Associate Publisher

    Stephen Hardy has covered fiber optics for more than 15 years, and communications and technology for more than 30 years. He is responsible for establishing and executing Lightwave's editorial strategy across its digital magazine, website, newsletters, research and other information products. He has won multiple awards for his writing.

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