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    Transmission

    Where 10-Gbit/sec Ethernet is going

    Oct. 1, 2003
    The single most important factor behind the rise in bandwidth requirements is the growing demand imposed by new bandwidth-consuming applications. A typical corporation or business...
    Optical Tech

    43-Gbit/sec photoreceivers accelerate optical communications

    Oct. 1, 2003
    u2t Photonics AG, a Berlin-based vendor of leading edge optoelectronic components, has introduced two differential pin-TIA photoreceivers for SONET OC-768/SDH STM-256 fibre-optic...
    Components

    Unique fabrication technique for DFB lasers promises cheaper optical components

    Oct. 1, 2003
    Bookham Technology (Oxford, UK) presented a paper at ECOC last month describing a novel method to fabricate ridge-waveguide distributed feedback (DFB) lasers with only a single...
    Transmission

    Product focus: Lasers

    Oct. 1, 2003
    Blue Sky Research's ChromaLASE series of free-space lasers is designed for OEM applications such as biomedical and analytical instrumentation, alignment, and semiconductor metrology...
    Transmission

    Novel packaging approaches attract venture funding

    Oct. 1, 2003
    While funding for optical companies remains difficult to come by, two startups have managed to raise money based on their wafer-level approaches to functional integration. Both...

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    Mergers & Acquisitions

    Consolidation in action

    Oct. 1, 2003
    If this autumn is marking some kind of positive turning point, then the more generous souls amongst us might believe the modest activity in the aisles at ECOC last month in Rimini...