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  • Core Differences of Optical Module OSA
    Core Differences of Optical Module OSA
    • October 27. 2026

    In the optical communication industry, when selecting and developing optical modules, companies often focus on speed, transmission distance, and compatible equipment, but rarely delve into the core optical component—the OSA (Optical Sub-module). In fact, the iterative upgrade of optical module speed is essentially an iteration of the OSA optical architecture, light emission principle, and signal c...

  • Analysis of Hardware and Software Compatibility in Optical Modules
    Analysis of Hardware and Software Compatibility in Optical Modules
    • October 22. 2026

    Optical module compatibility is crucial for stable network operation, and it mainly falls into two categories: hardware compatibility and software compatibility. Hardware ensures normal physical layer connection, while software enables module identification, link negotiation, and normal functioning. The vast majority of optical module port downtime, disconnections, and malfunctions are caused by h...

  • Latest Market Updates on 800G Optical Modules
    Latest Market Updates on 800G Optical Modules
    • October 20. 2026

    Looking at high-speed optical interconnects from the front lines of the industry, AI computing architecture is reshaping the demand curve for optical modules. Recent industry growth expectations have been continuously revised upwards, with 800G currently in a golden window for large-scale delivery, while the next-generation 1.6T is rapidly approaching. Leaving aside research report rhetoric, we'll...

  • Analysis of Trends in the Localization of Optical Module Chips
    Analysis of Trends in the Localization of Optical Module Chips
    • October 13. 2026

    China country has captured over 60% of the global optical module manufacturing capacity, but behind this impressive overall production capacity, high-end optical chips and high-speed DSP chips remain the weakest links in the industry chain. With the explosive growth of AI computing power, the accelerated adoption of 800G, and the commencement of 1.6T mass production, the self-sufficiency and contr...

  • 100G QSFP28 Optical Module Features and Selection Analysis
    100G QSFP28 Optical Module Features and Selection Analysis
    • October 08. 2026

    Smooth video streaming, instant cloud file transfers, and 24/7 high-speed operation of big data centers all rely on an unassuming "network hero"—the 100G QSFP28 optical module. Many people only know about its fast network speed, but they don't understand its true capabilities, applicable scenarios, or the most common pitfalls in choosing it. Today, we 'll use super easy-to-understand, practical in...

  • In-Depth Analysis of Industry Policies for Optical Modules
    In-Depth Analysis of Industry Policies for Optical Modules
    • September 28. 2026

    In the past, when discussing AI computing power, everyone's attention was focused on GPU and servers, but in 2026, the trend completely changed. From top-level documents from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Development and Reform Commission to a series of support plans from Guangdong Province and Shenzhen, a series of important policies have been implemented in...

  • 25G BIDI 80km Optical Module - The Preferred Solution for Long-Distance Transmission
    25G BIDI 80km Optical Module - The Preferred Solution for Long-Distance Transmission
    • September 16. 2026

    Hello, everyone working in networking, system integration, and telecommunications operations and maintenance! Friends often ask me: For remote base stations, field security, and the renovation of old government and enterprise dedicated lines, the business needs to run 25G and the distance needs to be 80km, but we only have single-core optical fiber left and do not want to lay new lines, is there a...

  • The Clash Between Optical Modules and the Computing Power of CPU and GPU
    The Clash Between Optical Modules and the Computing Power of CPU and GPU
    • September 07. 2026

    Ⅰ.Computing Power Constraints: The Bottleneck Lies in Transmission, and the Key Lies in Optical Modules Against the backdrop of the rapid expansion of the AI industry, the market has long focused on computing chips such as CPU and GPU, but has neglected optical communication hardware that carries massive data flows. In an interview,  NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang pointed out a key pain point i...

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