Sunday, 24 March,
13:00
–
15:30
Room 6E
As future spectral efficiency growth prospects are limited, scaling to 1.6 Tb/s and beyond will be achieved almost entirely by increasing transceiver bandwidth. Single-wave line rates will hit the bandwidth ceiling if we cannot achieve a penalty-free transceiver bandwidth scaling of 2x every generation. When will this happen? If this does happen, what will transceivers look like? Multi-wave optics? Ever more power-constrained pluggables? Can we scale bandwidth indefinitely?
Organizers
David Millar , Infinera , Canada
Toshiaki Koike-Akino, Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs, United States
Di Che, Nokia Bell Labs, United States
Speakers
Long Chen, Cisco, United States
Romain Hersent, III-V Labs, France
Andreas Leven, Nokia, Germany
Yoshihiro Ogiso, NTT, Japan
Mohammad Pasandi, Ciena, Canada
Tony Wang, Marvell, United States
Glenn Wellbrock, Verizon, United States
Chongjin Xie, Alibaba, China
Mian Zhang , Hyperlight, United States
Mehrdad Ziari, Infinera, United States