Wednesday, 09 March
08:00 – 10:30
Organizers:
Omer Khayam, Google LLC, USA
Di Liang, Hewlett Packard Labs, UCSB, USA
Joris Van Campenhout, IMEC, Belgium
Description:
Commercial foundry services and supply chain enablement play a critical role in the ecosystem, particularly to realize the scale and low-cost promise of silicon photonics (SiPho). In this panel, we will invite SiPho-related foundries, III-V Vendors and OSATs to discuss their short- and long-term commercial offering and roadmap to advance SiPho technology for next-gen applications in datacom/telecom (800G and beyond, 5G, CPO), optical compute, optical sensing (LiDAR, spectroscopy), and more. Topics covered will include state-of-the-art photonics building blocks, III-V light source implementation, E-O integration/packaging, fiber attachment solutions, design enablement and reliability & qualification testing.
Speakers:
Robert Blum, Intel, USA
Title to be Determined
Patrick Lo Guo Qiang, AMF, Singapore
AMF’s Progress of PDK Development and Scale Up Plan
Anthony Yu, GlobalFoundries, USA
Delivering a new era of More: Silicon Photonics Foundry at GlobalFoundries
Edward Preisler, Towerjazz, USA
Silicon Photonics Wafer Production from a Commercial Foundry Perspective
Michael Geiselmann, LIGENTEC, Switzerland
Low Loss SiN Photonics: From Prototype to Volume Offering
Marcel Boudreau, NeoPhotonics, USA
Laser and Gain Sources for Highly Integrated Photonic Circuits
Andy McKee, Sivers Photonics, United Kingdom
Recent Advances in InP Laser Sources for SiPh Hybrid Integration
Lars Zimmerman, IHP, Germany
Enabling Silicon Photonics with Higher Speed – Next Generation Photonic-Electronic Devices on the SiGe Platform
Oliver Sun, Innolight, China
SiPho Challenges in Next Generation Module
Gunther Vollrath, Aifotec, Germany
Outsourced Photonics Assembly: An Assembly Toolbox for Photonic Integration Applications