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AIM Photonics has certified Synopsys' IC Validator design toolor physical verification signoff of photonics ICs, opening up design activities, including for networking SoCs and AI accelerator engines

The organiser of the W3+ Fair 2022 in Wetzlar (w3-fair.com) has decided to postpone the attendance event planned for March. The new date is July 6 + 7, 2022.

Early intervention could prevent many of the 160,000 deaths from colon cancer in Europe each year. Colonoscopies, the gold standard for spotting bowel cancer early, can still miss up to 20% of precancerous cells. But now, thanks to a pan-European health consortium, a new concept that uses photonics to help doctors spot bowel cancer could soon prevent up to half of these deaths and save €9bn in reduced healthcare costs.

Telecommunications provider, Salumanus has launched a real universal optical transceiver.

LASER COMPONENTS supplies iXblue Photonics’ electro-optic lithium niobate (LiNbO3) modulators. iXblue has a continuous presence in space across its Astrix product range of 3-axis fibre-optic gyroscopes (FOGs), opening the way to supply space grade components, such as passive and doped fibres, as well as phase and amplitude modulators.

IES, a partner of innovative R&D and semiconductor equipment specialists, will be attending SPIE Photonex + Vacuum Technologies 2021 to discuss processing equipment for photonics applications.

Salumanus offer new cost-effective solutions for 400G transmission with the new 400G ZR and 400G ZR+

Xanadu and imec have announced a partnership to develop the next-gen of photonic qubits based on ultra-low loss silicon nitride (SiN) waveguides, the partnership is to fabricate low loss and uniform silicon nitride circuits for error corrected qubits.

The Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics has chosen to use measurement instrumentation from Tektronix and Keithley to investigate the current and voltage characteristics of wide-bandgap semiconductors.

Measurement instrumentation from Tektronix and Keithley is being used by the Łukasiewicz - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics to investigate the current and voltage characteristics of wide-bandgap semiconductors.