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Exhibits and Show Floor Programs Gain Access to Thought Leaders, Hot Products and Ground-breaking Technologies The future of optical networking and communications TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 8 – 12 March 2020 SHORT COURSES 8 – 9 March 2020 EXHIBITION 10 – 12 March 2020 San Diego, California, USA ofcconference.org
Location San Diego Convention Center 111 W Harbor Drive San Diego, California 92101 USA Dates 10 February 2020 Advance Registration Deadline (23:59 EST) 14 February 2020 Hotel Reservation Deadline 8 – 12 March 2020 Technical Conference 8 – 9 March 2020 Short Courses 10 – 12 March 2020 Exhibits and Show Floor Programs Support General Information +1.202.416.1907 +1.800.766.4672 custserv@osa.org Registration +1.855.326.8341 +1.224.563.3121 ofc@csreg.zohodesk.com Hotel Reservations +1.800.465.9101 +1.240.439.2949 ofc@experient-inc.com
It’s Here!
The Year’s Premier Event in Telecom and
Data Center Optics
OFC is the world’s largest conference and exhibition for optical communications
and networking professionals.
Nearly 15,000 manufacturers, developers, end users and other business
and technology leaders attend from 70 countries seeking the future direction
of the industry.
OFC is the go-to source for information on new products and forward-looking
market intelligence and trends.
It’s Free!
Exhibits Pass Plus Registration Includes:
• Access to the exhibition with over 700 exhibitors
• Market Watch — 7 panel discussions covering the latest application topics
and trending business issues.
• Network Operator Summit — keynote and 2 panels provide the inside
perspective from network operators and service providers — their issues,
drivers and requirements.
• Data Center Summit — keynote and 1 panel address different aspects of
optical technologies that impact data centers.
• Over 20 business programs on the show floor
• Plenary Session featuring 3 industry luminaries
• 10 interactive hot topic workshops
• OFC Career Zone Live
• OFC 2020 Buyers’ Guide
Register today for Exhibits Pass Plus!
ofcconference.org/registration
Schedule
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
8 March 9 March 10 March 11 March 12 March
General
Registration* 07:30 – 07:30 – 07:00 – 07:30 – 07:30 –
19:00 18:00 18:00 17:00 16:00
Exhibition and 10:00 – 10:00 – 10:00 –
Show Floor 17:00 17:00 16:00
Unopposed 10:00 – 12:30 – 12:30 –
Exhibit-only Time 14:00 14:00 14:00
OFC Career 10:00– 10:00– 10:00 –
Zone Live 17:00 17:00 16:00
Short Courses 09:00 – 08:30 –
(fee required) 20:00 17:30
Workshops 13:00 –
18:00
Plenary 08:00 –
10:00
Poster Sessions 10:30 – 10:30 –
12:30 12:30
Special Keynote: 18:15 –
Celebrating 50 Years 19:00
of Light-speed
Connections
Conference Reception 19:00 –
(Ticket required 20:30
for Exhibits Pass Plus
attendees)
Show Floor Programs
MARKET WATCH (SPONSORED BY HUAWEI)
Panel I: State of the Industry 10:30 –
12:00
Panel II: 5G and Re-thinking Access Networks 12:30 –
14:00
Panel III: Optical Interconnect and Computing 14:30 –
for Scaling Machine Learning (ML) Systems 16:00
Panel IV: What Is Next for Data Center Interconnects? 15:30 –
17:00
Panel V: Inside the Data Center 10:30 –
12:00
Panel VI: Advanced Packaging and 12:30 –
Photonic Integration 14:00
Panel VII: IP+WDM Architecture Evolution 14:30 –
16:00
NETWORK OPERATOR SUMMIT
Keynote: Chih-Lin I, China Mobile Chief Scientist, 10:30 –
Wireless Technologies, China Mobile Research 11:15
Institute, China
Panel I: Next Generation Access Network 11:15 –
12:45
Panel II: Transport on a Plug 13:30 –
15:00
DATA CENTER SUMMIT (SPONSORED BY INNOLIGHT)
Keynote: Jeffrey Cox, Partner Director Network 11:30 –
Architecture, Microsoft, USA 12:15
Data Center 2020 — Less Hyperscale and More 12:15 –
Co-location and Compute at the Edge? 13:45
All times reflect Pacific Time Zone * Hours subject to change
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
10 March 11 March 12 March
INFRASTRUCTURE MAKEOVER AND NETWORKING
5G Architectures and Service Considerations 12:15 –
13:15
Accelerating ROI on the Road to SDN 16:00 –
17:00
The Disaggregated Transport Network (TIP) 11:30 –
13:00
Cloud Network Evolution Bandwidth Drivers 13:15 –
(IEEE Future Directions) 14:45
Open, Multi-vendor Networks — Design, 15:30 –
Management and Operations (OpenConfig) 17:00
INTRA AND INTER DATA CENTER CONNECTIVITY
Ethernet Interoperability and Deployments — New and 10:15 –
Legacy Solutions Work Together (Ethernet Alliance) 11:15
400ZR Specifications Update (OIF) 13:30 –
14:30
Embedded Optics and How They Should Be Done 15:00 –
to Support the OEM Eco-system 17:00
New High-bandwidth, Non-DSP Interface for Data 15:00 –
Center and Campus Interconnects (Open Eye MSA) 16:00
Design Consideration of Next Generation Ethernet 10:15 –
Switches With Higher Speed Optics 11:15
System Evaluation of On-board Optics (COBO) 11:30 –
12:30
OTHER
AIM Photonics Member Successes and Updates 11:00 –
(AIM Photonics) 12:00
Standards Update on 5G Transport, Higher Speed 14:45 –
PON, Latest OTN Technologies and Interoperable 15:45
Optical Coherent Interfaces (ITU-T SG15)
112 Gbps Electrical Interfaces — An OIF Update 16:15 –
on CEI-112G 17:00
3D Sensing Uses in Consumer and 12:15 –
Automotive Markets 13:30
POF Symposium (POFTO) 13:45 –
14:45
Fiber Types and Amplifiers: Choices and Trade-offs 15:00 –
16:00
COMMERCIALLY SPONSORED SESSIONS
Preparing the Transport Network for 5G 13:50 –
(Juniper Networks) 14:50
Revolutionizing the Economics of Pluggable Optics 10:15 –
with Silicon Photonics (Juniper Networks) 11:15
Transforming Network Operations Through 12:45 –
Automation (Juniper Networks) 13:45
Unleashing the Full Potential of Silicon Photonics 13:30 –
(Acacia Communications Inc.) 14:30
Beyond 400ZR…What Comes Next? 11:00 –
(Acacia Communications Inc.) 12:00
PRODUCT SHOWCASES
Company Product Presentations 10:15 – 10:15 – 10:15 –
10:45 13:30 10:45
14:30 –
15:30
3
Special Sessions
Plenary Workshops
The plenary speakers at OFC include Interactive workshops discuss and
an industrial leader and a research debate the latest technologies
leader, both covering topics related featuring a panel of invited speakers.
to the technical core of the conference, See complete descriptions and
and a visionary speaker linking topics speakers at ofcconference.org/
outside OFC’s focus to the conference. workshops
Qi Bi 800G and Beyond: Will Coherent
President, China Prevail at Short-Reach Distances?
Telecom Technology Are Radical Photonic Devices and
Innovation Center, Chief Architectures Needed for Future
Technology Office, Data Centers?
China Telecom Beijing
Research Institute Converged 5G and Heterogeneous
Services Access Networks: How
5G Evolution: Challenges to Achieve Ultra-low Latency and
and Opportunities High Reliability?
Does Disaggregation Support Data
Karsten Danzmann Center Evolution?
Vice Managing Director,
Laser Interferometry Network Analytics in the Age of
and Gravitational Wave Machine Learning: How to Share
Astronomy, Max Planck Data and Maximize Synergies
Institute for Gravitational Among Transport Systems and
Physics, Germany Network Operators
The Challenge and Impact of Optical Components for
Detecting Ripples in Spacetime fJ/bit Exascale Computing:
How and When?
Optics for Neuromorphic
Sir David Payne Computing and Machine Learning:
Director, Status, Prospects and Challenges
Optoelectronics
Research Centre, Trends and Perspectives in Space-
University of division Multiplexed Transmission
Southampton, UK and Related Devices
What ROADM/OXC Technologies
Is There a Future for Silica Will Cost-effectively Enable
as an Optical Material? Dynamic and Reconfigurable
Optical Networks in 5G Era?
What Will Drive the Transition to
Coherent Intra-Data-Center Optics?
ofcconference.org
Special Events
Celebrating 50 Years of Light-speed Connections
In 1970, two significant technical of silicon photonics to mention a
achievements led to the few. This special presentation from
development of practical fiber optical one of our industry’s leaders looks
communications: the demonstration back at 50 years of discovery and
of low-loss fibers (16dB/km) and concludes with an overview of how
the first CW room-temperature these technologies have impacted
semiconductor laser. Since then, our world — from instant, worldwide
numerous other breakthroughs have communication to enabling 5G, the
led to increasing the bandwidth and Internet and the Internet of Things.
reach of fiber links, enabling the
The Timeline of Innovation
World Wide Web, video streaming,
As we look back at the discoveries of
trans-oceanic high-capacity links, high-
years past and speculate about what
capacity wireless communications and
is yet to come, OFC unveils a unique
many other data services.
show-floor exhibit that surveys 50
At the 2020 OFC Conference and years of optical fiber innovations —
Exhibition, come celebrate the from the first demonstration of low-
successes of the OFC community that loss fiber in 1970 to efficient 400GbE
have facilitated light-speed connections transport at any distance today.
between individuals across geographic Browse the timeline of milestones,
and oceanic boundaries. and see the progression of invention
through artifacts and imagery.
Highlights include:
Conference Reception
Special Keynote
The special keynote will be followed
The evolution of technology is
by an enhanced, themed conference
often a history of firsts. The initial
reception featuring an array of food
demonstration of low-loss fibers and
and drink. (Requires a ticket for
CW diode lasers have led to other
Exhibits Pass Plus attendees.)
important developments including;
the first electrically pumped VCSEL, INNOVATOR SPONSOR
the first transatlantic fiber cable,
commercial WDM systems, the
PREMIER SPONSOR
deployment of InP photonic integrated
circuits and the commercialization
5Exhibition
Fit a Year’s Worth of Meetings into Just Three Days!
Visit more than 700 participating companies showcasing
network equipment and software, active and passive
components, test and manufacturing equipment, data
center/IT products and cable and fiber. Only OFC offers the
size and scope to compare and contrast vendors, giving
you the information you need to make all your technology
decisions in one place.
Experience the Most Comprehensive Exhibition in the Industry
• Check out multi-vendor • Network with colleagues
interoperability demos • Establish new contacts
• See and compare new products • Learn what’s hot
• Meet with vendors • Attend business sessions
• Explore customized solutions • Speak with recruiters from
top companies
ofcconference.orgExhibitors and Sponsors as of November 2019
View the floor plan, review company descriptions and find products
and vendors of interest. ofcconference.org/exhibithall
(Sponsors are highlighted in red)
3M Electronics Materials Solutions Axetris AG Dimension Technology Co., Ltd.
Division Bandwidth10 Ltd. Direct Optical Research Company
3SAE Technologies Beijing Grish Hitech Co., Ltd. Discovery Semiconductors, Inc.
AC Photonics, Inc. Benchmark Electronics, Inc. Domaille Engineering, LLC
Acacia Communications, Inc. Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Dowslake Microsystems
Accelight Technologies, Inc. Technologie GmbH DustPhotonics, Inc.
Accelink Technologies Co., Ltd. BKTEL Photonics East China Research Institute of
& WTD Bola Technologies Microelectronics (ECRIM)
Accumold Brimrose Corporation of America East Photonics, Inc.
ACON Optics Communications, Inc. Bristol Instruments, Inc. East Point Communication
Adamant Namiki Precision Jewel Broadcom Technology Co., Ltd.
Co., Ltd. East Tender Optoelectronics Corp.
Browave Corporation
ADSANTEC, Inc. ECI Telecom
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
ADVA ECOC 2020
Cailabs SAS
Advanced Fiber Resources EFFECT Photonics B.V.
(Zhuhai) Ltd. CALIENT Technologies
Cambridge Industries USA, Inc. EKINOPS
Advanced Micro Foundry
Canovate Elektronik Endustri ElectroniCast Consultants
Advanced Microoptic Systems
GmbH Ticaret A.S. Elenion Technologies, LLC
Aerotech Inc. CASTECH, Inc. Emcore Corporation
AFL CCL Optoelectronics Pvt. Ltd. Enablence USA Components, Inc.
Agilecom Photonics Solutions Centera Photonics, Inc. Eoptolink Technology Inc., Ltd.
Guangdong Limited ChemOptics EOSPACE, Inc.
Agiltron, Inc. Chengdu Superxon Communication Epoxy Technology, Inc.
AIM Photonics Technology Co., Ltd. Ethernet Alliance
Aitelong Technology Co., Ltd. Chengdu Tsuhan Science & Eugenlight Technologies
Technology Co., Ltd.
Akribis Systems, Inc. European Patent Office
Chiral Photonics, inc.
Albis Optoelectronics EXFO
Chroma ATE Inc.
Alibaba Group Experior Laboratories, Inc.
Chuxing Optical Fiber Application
Alight Technologies APS Technologies, Lt F&K Delvotec Inc.
Allwave Lasers Devices, Inc. Cicor Group Fabrinet
Alnair Labs Corporation CIENA Corporation Ferrotec USA
Alpine Optoelectronics, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. Fiber Instrument Sales, Inc.
American Technical Ceramics Cleveland Electric Laboratories Fiber Locator
AMETEK Electronic Components Cloud Light Technology Limited Fiber Optic Center, Inc.
& Packaging Fiber Plus International
CN-J Technology Co., LTD.
Amonics Ltd. Fibercore
Coastal Connections
Amphenol FiberLabs, Inc.
CODIXX AG
Analog Devices Fibernet SRL
Coherent Solutions
Analog Photonics Fiberon Technologies, Inc.
CompoundTek Pte. Ltd.
Anritsu Company FiberPro, Inc.
Connected Fibers
A-One Technology Ltd. FiberQA LLC
Consortium for On-Board Optics
APAC Opto Electronics, Inc. (COBO) FiberStory
APAT Optoelectronics Conweal Technologies Co., Ltd. ficonTEC (USA) Corporation
APEX Technologies CorActive High-Tech, Inc. FINETECH
Apogee Optocom Co., Ltd. Cornerstone Finisar
Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. Corning Incorporated Fi-ra Photonics Co., Ltd.
Applied Thin-Film Products COSET, Inc. Fishman Corporation
Aragon Photonics Labs Craftmark Cable Markers FiTek Photonics Corporation
Arden Photonics, Ltd. CreaLights Technology Co., Ltd. FitTech Co., Ltd.
Arista Networks CREDO Fluke Networks
Arrayed Fiberoptics Corporation Crestec Corporation Flyin Optronics Co., Ltd.
ASI/Silica Machinery, LLC Crowntech Photonics Co., Ltd. FOCI Fiber Optic
Asia Optical Co., Inc. CRXCONEC Company Ltd. Communications, Inc.
ASM AMICRA Microtechnologies Daitron, Inc. Focuz Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
ASM Pacific Technology Dandong Futian Exactitude Formerica Optoelectronics Inc.
ATOP Corporation Machinery Co., Ltd. Foxconn Interconnect Technology
Atvent Solutions, Inc. Danyang Yuqiao Precision Frontlynk Technologies, Inc.
Auxora, Inc. Component Co., Ltd. Fujitsu Network Communications
AVIC JONHON OPTRONIC DATA-PIXEL Fujitsu Optical Components
TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Delta Electronics (Americas), Ltd. G&H
Avo Photonics, Inc. Denselight Semiconductors PTE Ltd. General Photonics Corp.
Axcen Photonics Corporation DiCon Fiberoptics, Inc. Glenair
7Global Communication KGS America Newport Corporation
Semiconductors, Inc. Kingbolt Technology (HK) Co., Ltd. Nicslab Pty Ltd
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Knowles Precision Devices Ningbo Getek Communications
Gloriole Electroptic Kohoku Kogyo Co., Ltd. Equipment Co., ltd.
Technology Corp. Ningbo GEYIDA Cable
Komshine Technologies Limited
Go!Foton Technology Co. Ltd.
Korea Optron Corp.
GOC Co., Ltd. Ningbo GMF Telecom
Krell Technologies, Inc. Technology Co., Ltd.
GOC International Technology Corp.
KST World Corp. Ningbo Guangyu-Tech Co. Ltd.
Golight Technology
Kyocera International, Inc. Ningbo Hi-Sun IMP & EXP Co. Ltd.
GouMax Technology, Inc.
Kyosemi Opto America Corp. Ningbo Jitong Electronics Co., Ltd.
Gowanda Components Group
Laser Components USA Inc. Ningbo Yuda Communication
GPD Optoelectronics Corp.
LETI Technology, Co. Ltd.
Guandong Huajiayu Technology,
Co., Ltd. Liaoning Youopto Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd.
Technology, Co. Ltd. Nissin Kasei USA Corp
Guangdong Ruigu Optical
Network Communication LiComm Co., Ltd. Nokia
Guilin GLsun Science and Tech LiGenTec SA Notice Co., Ltd.
Group Co., LTD Lightcomm Technology Co., Ltd. nPoint, Inc.
Hengtong Optic-Electric Co., Ltd. LightCounting, LLC NTT Advanced Technology
Henkel Corporation Lightel Technologies, Inc. Corporation
Hikari, Inc. Lightip Technologies NTT Electronics America, Inc.
Hikifune Co., Ltd. Lightron, Inc. NTT Electronics Corporation
HiLight Semiconductor, Ltd. Linktel Technologies Co., Ltd. Nuphoton Technologies Inc.
Hisense Broadband, Inc. Lintes Technology Co., Ltd. OE Solutions, Co., Ltd.
Hitachi High Technologies America LioniX International OECE Communication Co., Ltd.
Hitronics Technologies, Inc. Liverage Technology, Inc. OFS
HTD Fibercom Co., Limited Lonte Technology Co., Ltd. OgMentum, Inc.
Huangshi Sunshine LUCEDA Photonics OIF
Optoelectronic, LLC Lumacron Technology Ltd. O-Net Communications
Huawei Technologies USA Lumentum (Shenzhen) Ltd.
HUBER+SUHNER Lumerical, Inc. Opt Gate Co., Ltd.
HYC Co., Ltd. Lumibird Optelligent, LLC
IBM Canada Luna Innovations Optical Connections
II-VI Luxshare-ICT Optical Fiber Packaging
IMEC MACOM OptiCLARITY
Industrial Technologies LLP Malico, Inc. Optilab, LLC
Infinera Maxim Integrated Products Optiwave Systems, Inc.
Infinera — GSM MaxLinear OptiWorks, Inc.
INNO Instrument, Inc. Mellanox Technologies OPTOKON
InnoLight Menara Networks Optoscribe Ltd.
Innovative Micro Technology An IPG Photonics Company OptoSigma Corporation
Innovium Mentor Graphics Corporation OptoTest Corporation
INOPTICALS Inc. Mianyang Optink Optoway Technology, Inc.
InPhenix Technology Co., Ltd. Optowide Technologies Co., Ltd.
Inphi Corporation Micram Microelectronic GmbH Optronics Co., Ltd., The
Inphotech Microchip Technology OSA Industry Development
INTEC E&C Co. Ltd. MicroCircuit Laboratories LLC Associates (OIDA)
Intel Corporation Microlap Technologies, Inc. OSI Laser Diode Incorporated
International Telecommunication Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. OSI Optoelectronics, Inc.
Union (ITU) Mitsubishi Materials USA Otrans Communication
inTEST Thermal Solutions Corporation Technologies (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd.
IQE Mixed-Signal Devices Inc. Ousent Technologies Co, Ltd.
Ironwood Electronics ModuleTek Limited Oxford Fiber, Ltd.
IXBLUE Molex OZ Optics
Jabil AOC Technologies MoSys, Inc. Pacific (Liaocheng)
MPB Communications, Inc. Optoelectronic Tech. Co., Ltd
JBTX
MPI Corporation Pacific Microchip Corp.
JC Com Co., Ltd.
MPNICS Co., Ltd PacketLight Networks Ltd.
Jenoptik
MRSI Systems Palomar Technologies, Inc.
JGR Optics
MultiLane SAL PE Fiberoptics Limited
Jiangsu Etern Co., Ltd.
Murata Electronics PETRA
JiangSu UNIKIT Optical
Technologies Co., Ltd. Nanometer Technologies, Inc. PFC Flexible Circuits Ltd.
Jiangxi Ruiyuan Precision nanoPrecision Products Phase Sensitive Innovations
Machining Co., Ltd. Nanosystec PHIX Photonics-Assembly
Johanson Technology, Inc. National Research Council Canada Phononic
Juniper Networks Necsel IP, Inc. Photon Design
KAPID (Korea Association for NEON Photonics Co. Ltd. Photon Kinetics, Inc.
Photonics Industry) Photonics Media
NeoPhotonics
Kelvin Nanotechnology Limited PI — Physik Instrumente LP
Neptec OS, Inc.
Keysight Technologies PICadvanced
NetQuest Corporation
New Ridge Technologies Piconics
ofcconference.orgPIXAPP Shenzhen Sinovo Telecom, Ltd. Timbercon, Inc.
Plugtech Precision Systems Limited Shenzhen Solar Valley Scitech Tomoegawa Co., Ltd.
POINTek, Inc. Dev. Co., Ltd. Topstone Communication, Inc.
Potron Technology Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Tanlink Optics Co., Ltd. TowerJazz
PPI Inc. Shenzhen TIBTRONIX Technology Triformix Optronics Technology
Precise-ITC, Inc. Shenzhen T-ORCH Telecom (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
Technology Co. Ltd. Triple Stone
Precision Fiber Products, Inc.
Shenzhen Wintop Optical TRUMPF Photonic
Precision Optical Transceivers, Inc. Technology Co., Ltd Components GmbH
Presidio Components, Inc. SHENZHEN XIANGTONG CO.,LTD TTM Technologies
PriTel, Inc. Shenzhen Youngsun Com Optical UC Instruments Corp
Promet Optics Fiber Cable Co., Ltd.
U-Flex Co., Limited
Prysmian Group SHF Communication
Technologies AG ULTRA TEC Mfg., Inc.
PSC-SC
Shijia Photons Technology Co., Ltd. US Conec, Ltd.
Raith America, Inc.
Sichuan Jiuzhou Vanguard Automation GmbH
RAM Photonics, LLC
Opto-Electronics, Ltd. Vectrawave
Ranovus USA
Sicoya GmbH VeEX, Inc.
Raysung Photonics, Inc.
SiFotonics Technologies Co., Ltd. VI Systems GmbH
Rayzer Optoelectronics
Technology Co., Ltd. Silex Microsystems Viasat, Inc.
Reflex Photonics Sindi Technologies Co., Ltd. VIAVI Solutions
Renesas Electronics America Inc. Skylane Optics Vishay Intertechnology
RMT, Ltd. SmarAct, Inc. Vital Materials
Rockley Photonics SMART Photonics B.V. VLC Photonics S.L.
Rosendahl Nextrom Smartoptics VPIphotonics
Samtec, Inc. SOC America, Inc. W2 Optronics, Inc.
Santec USA Corporation Somacis WAKA Manufacturing
Sanwa Electronics USA Corporation Sony Semiconductor Wanjun Engineering SDN BHD
Solutions Corporation WaveSplitter Technologies, Inc.
SCHOTT Electronic Packaging
Source Photonics Wooriro Co., Ltd.
SCINTIL Photonics
Speedphoton Technology Wuhan Amazelink Technologies
Sedona Systems
Spirent Wuhan HuaGong Genuine
Seikoh Giken Co., Ltd.
Srico, Inc. Optics Tech Co., Ltd
Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd.
Stelight Instrument Co., Ltd. Wuhan RayOptek Co., Ltd.
Semtech Corporation
Sterlite Technologies Limited Wuhan Yi Valley Optoelectronic
SENKO Advanced Components, Inc. Technology Co., Ltd.
Sticklers Fiber Optic Cleaners
SETNA Wuhan Yilut Technology Co., Ltd.
Sumitomo Electric Device
SFO Technologies PVT LTD Innovations U.S.A., Inc Wuxi Taclink Optoelectronics
Shanghai B&A Technology Co., Ltd. Sumitomo Electric Industries, LTD. Technology Co., Ltd.
Shaoxing ZKTel Equipment Co., Ltd. Sumix Corporation XDK Communication Equipment
Shenzhen ADTEK (Huizhou) Co., Ltd
Suncall America
Technology Co., Ltd Xelic
Sunstar Communication
Shenzhen CY COM Product Co. Ltd. Technology Co., Ltd. Xena Networks
Shenzhen DYS Fiber Optic SURWINS Technologies Co., Ltd. XFS Communications, Inc.
Technology Co.,Ltd. Xgiga Communication
SUSS MicroOptics SA
Shenzhen Eagleton Technology Co., Ltd.
Technology Industrial Limited Suzhou Agix Optical
Technology Co., Ltd. Xiamen Beogold
Shenzhen Fastrain Technology Co., Ltd.
Technology Co., Ltd. Suzhou GL Foresight Electronic
Technology Co., Ltd. Xiamen San-U Optronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Fiber Stamp Xilinx, Inc.
Technology Co., Ltd. Suzhou Green Telecom
Technology Co., Ltd. Yangtze Optical Fibre and
Shenzhen Fibercan Optical Co., Ltd. Cable Co., Ltd.
Suzhou Lieqi Intelligent
Shenzhen Gongjin Equipment Co. Ltd. Yelo Limited
Electronics Co., Ltd.
Suzhou TFC Optical Yokogawa Corporation of America
Shenzhen HJF Electro-optics Communication Co., Ltd.
Technology Co. Ltd. Yuasa Electronics Co., LTD.
Synopsys, Inc. Yuetsu Seiki Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen JDD Tech New
Material Co., Ltd. Syntec Optics YumaWorks, Inc.
Shenzhen KOC SZOPT Communication Co., Ltd. Zeus, Inc.
Communication Co., Ltd. T Plus, Co., Ltd. ZGT Optical Comm Limited
Shenzhen Lasun Network T&S Communications Co. Ltd. Zhejiang Hanxin
Cabling Co., Ltd. TE Connectivity Optoelectric Corp. Ltd.
Shenzhen Lightwit Photonics Co. Ltd. Tecdia, Inc. Zhejiang Jiawei Communication
Shenzhen Olinkcom Technohands Corp. Equipments Co., LTD.
Technology Co.,Ltd Zhejiang Lante Optics Co., Ltd.
Tecnisco, Ltd.
Shenzhen Opticking Zhejiang Oryarwa
Technology Co., Ltd. Telecom Infra Project
Telescent, Inc. Zhejiang Wanma Tianyi
Shenzhen Optone
Technology Co., Ltd. Terabitcom Technology Zhongruisulian (Wuhan)
Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Opway Communication TeraXion
Zhongshan Meisu
Shenzhen PD-OPTIC The Light Connection, Inc. (TLC) Technology Co., Ltd.
Technology Co., Ltd. The Suzanne R. Nagel Lounge Zibo Fengyan Electronics
Shenzhen Puhuixin T Thorlabs Component Co.,Ltd
echnology Co., Ltd.
Tianjin Eloik Communication
Shenzhen SDG Information Co., Ltd Equipment Technology
9Business Programs
Three theaters on the show floor feature presentations
by experts from major global brands and key industry
organizations. Get high-level takes on hot topics and
market trends. Learn about the state of the industry,
emerging technologies and recommended courses of
action to tackle today’s toughest business challenges.
THEATER II SPONSORED BY THEATER III SPONSORED BY
ofcconference.orgHear Industry Leaders
Show floor programs feature companies and industry groups driving
the evolution of optical networks.
COMPANIES
II-VI Comcast Intel
Acacia Communications Equinix Juniper
ADVA Optical Networking euNetworks MACOM
Alibaba Group Facebook Mellanox
Arista Networks Fujitsu Microsoft
Ayar Labs Futurewei Nokia
British Telecom Google Oracle
Broadcom Hewlett Packard Semtech
Ciena Huawei Verizon
Cisco Inphi Corp.
INDUSTRY GROUPS
11Show Floor Programs
Market Watch
GET AN INSIDER’S LOOK AT TODAY’S MOST IMPORTANT INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS
This three-day series of panel discussions addresses the latest application topics and
business issues in optical communications and networking. Market Watch features
esteemed speakers from top carriers, system vendors, market analyst firms and
component companies.
ORGANIZER It will bring varying viewpoints to
N5 Network Operator Summit, help sort out the proliferating PON
Market Watch and Data Center Summit standardization developments — what are
Sub-Committee Chair the use cases, with particular emphasis
on 5G mobile transport and what are the
Karen I. Matthews, Technology and Market competing technologies.
Development Manager, Science and
Technology, Corning Incorporated, USA SPEAKERS
Kevin Cheng, Senior Director of PLM
SPONSORED BY and Business Development — APAC,
MACOM Technology Solutions, Inc, USA
Frank Effenberger, Vice President
Fixed Access Network Lab, Futurewei
Technologies, USA
Panel I: State of the Industry Per Hansen, VP Marketing and Sales,
Tuesday, 10 March, 10:30 – 12:00 OE Solutions America, USA
Steve Penticost, Vice President Global
MODERATOR
Business Development, ADVA Optical
Vladimir Kozlov, Founder and CEO,
Networking, UK
LightCounting Market Research, USA
Stefaan Vanhastel, CTO, Nokia Fixed
Industry and financial analysts present Networks, USA
their unique view on the current state of
the optical market, discussing areas that
Panel III: Optical Interconnect and
encompass components, subsystems
and system manufacturers as well as Computing for Scaling Machine
market influences and drivers. The Learning Systems
session covers factors that influenced Tuesday, 10 March, 14:30 – 16:00
the past year and describes trends that MODERATOR
are expected to define the future. Ryohei Urata, Technical Lead/Manager,
SPEAKERS Google, USA
Heidi Adams, Executive Director, Until recently, the architectures and
Network Infrastructure Research, systems for executing Machine Learning
Informa, Canada (ML) workloads were based on traditional
Lisa Huff, Principal Analyst, Ovum, USA optical interconnects used for data
center networking or high-performance
Jimmy Yu, Vice President, Dell’Oro
computing. In this session cloud operators,
Group, USA
component/system vendors and startups
discuss optical technologies for more
Panel II: 5G and Re-thinking efficient and scalable ML systems.
Access Networks
SPEAKERS
Tuesday, 10 March, 12:30 – 14:00
Paolo Costa, Principal Researcher,
MODERATOR
Microsoft, UK
Ed Harstead, Lead Technology Strategist,
Nicolas Harris, CEO, Lightmatter, Inc., USA
Nokia, USA
Benny Koren, VP Architecture, Mellanox
This session discusses the future of TDM Technologies, Israel
PONS and whether they can support the
requirements for 5G backhaul, midhaul Robert (Ted) Weverka, Senior Optical
and fronthaul and whether PONs for 5G Physicist and IP Lead, Fathom Computing,
transport will be widely adopted. It will USA
also cover Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)
and whether it is a viable FTTH substitute.
ofcconference.orgPanel IV: What Is Next for Data Panel VI: Advanced Packaging and
Center Interconnects? Photonic Integration
Wednesday, 11 March, 15:30 – 17:00 Thursday, 12 March, 12:30 – 14:00
MODERATOR MODERATOR
Loukas Paraschis, Senior Director, Takashi Saida, Senior Manager, NTT, Japan
Infinera, USA Continuous growth of data center
This panel discusses the extent to performance and high performance
which innovations in automation, computing requires wider bandwidth
programmability, management optical interconnects. This will require
abstraction, control-plane disaggregation innovative photonic integration technology.
and open transport architectures have The panel debates the current reality
been adopted in current and future and the future promise of packaging
DCI networks. It will also cover the technology, photonic integration and the
potential value from optimization and associated eco systems.
traffic engineering. SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS Peter De Dobbelaere, Director
Andy Bechtolsheim, Founder, Chief Technology Development, Cisco, USA
Development Officer and Chairman, Raj Krishnaswamy, Vice President
Arista Networks, USA Product, Optical Communications,
Nancy El-Sakkary, Staff Network Engineer, Rockley Photonics, USA
Google, USA Thomas Lilieberg, GM Photonic
Michael Strunz-Kroll, Head of Architecture Integration, Intel, USA
and Engineering, euNetworks, UK Patrick Lo, Co-Founder and President,
Chongjin Xie, Senior Director, Alibaba Advanced Micro-Foundry Pte Ltd,
Group, USA Singapore
Rob Stone, Distinguished Engineer,
Panel V: Inside the Data Center Broadcom, USA
Thursday, 12 March, 10:30 – 12:00 Andrew Wheeler, HPE Fellow,
MODERATOR Vice President and Deputy Director,
Hideki Isono, Senior Professional Engineer, Hewlett Packard Labs, Hewlett Packard
Fujitsu Optical Components, USA Enterprise, USA
This panel discusses technology options to Anthony Yu, Vice President, Computing
achieve the next phase of the data center and Wired Infrastructure (CWI) Segment
technology roadmap beyond 400G. There Business Unit, Global Foundries, USA
are several alternatives to explore such
as 800G and 1.6T, pluggable options, Panel VII: IP+WDM Architecture
on-board optics and co-packaging, which Evolution
will all require technology breakthroughs Thursday, 12 March, 14:30 – 16:00
and time to mature. MODERATOR
SPEAKERS Helen Xenos, Sr. Director, Portfolio
Andy Bechtolsheim, Founder, Chief Marketing, Ciena, USA
Development Officer and Chairman, The miniaturization of electro-optics
Arista Networks, USA alongside advancements in CMOS that
Robert Blum, Director of Marketing and enable lower power/footprint are enabling
New Business, Intel, USA the deployment of coherent optics in
Brad Booth, Next Cloud System smaller pluggable form factors across new
Architecture, Microsoft, USA areas of the network. These advancements
bring with them new opportunities
Jeferry Maki, Distinguished Engineer II,
for deploying switches/routers with
Juniper Networks, USA
integrated or coherent pluggable optics,
Mark Nowell, Fellow, Cisco Systems also known as IP over DWDM (IPoDWDM).
Inc., Canada This session discusses different points of
Sang-Yoon (Sy) Rhee, Director, Marketing, view on the evolution of networks toward
Fujitsu Optical Components America, Inc., IP+DWDM architecture.
USA (FOCUS)
SPEAKERS
Robert Keys, Senior Director Optical
Transmission, Ciena, USA
Praveen Kumar, Vice President, Bharti
Airtel, India
13Network Operator Summit
GET THE INSIDE PERSPECTIVE FROM NETWORK OPERATORS
This dynamic program presents the inside perspective from service providers and
network operators — their issues, drivers and how their requirements may impact the
future of the industry. Everyone in the supply chain, from equipment manufacturers to
components, will want to hear what’s next in meeting the needs of all network operators.
ORGANIZER SPEAKERS
N5 Network Operator Summit, Cedric Lam, Engineering Director,
Market Watch and Data Center Summit Google Fiber, USA
Sub-Committee Chair Ariyanto S. Pawiro, Assistant Vice
Karen I. Matthews, Technology and Market President of Access Network Strategy,
Development Manager, Science and PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Indonesia
Technology, Corning Incorporated, USA Albert Rafel, Optical Networks Research
Manager, British Telecom, UK
Keynote Glen Wellbrock, Director of Optical
Wednesday, 11 March, 10:30 – 11:15 Transport Planning, Verizon, USA
Panel II: Transport on a Plug
Chih-Lin I, China
Wednesday, 11 March, 13:30 – 15:00
Mobile Chief Scientist,
Wireless Technologies, MODERATOR
China Mobile Research Joy Jiang, Technical Program Manager,
Institute, China Google Fiber, USA
This session assembles speakers from
leading edge operators around the
world that are exploring and deploying
Panel I: Next Generation Access IPoDWDM. Other speakers include
Network systems manufacturers and component
Wednesday, 11 March, 11:15 – 12:45 vendors that are developing IPoDWDM
MODERATOR technology. Throughout the session,
Julie Kunstler, Principal Analyst, Network speakers will articulate IPoDWDM use
Infrastructure and Software, Ovum, USA cases and technology updates.
This panel presents and discusses case SPEAKERS
studies of next-gen access deployments Jörg-Peter Elbers, SVP Advanced
covering telco operators, cable operators Technology, Standards & IPR, ADVA
and mobile network operators. It covers Optical Networking, Germany
different approaches such as a “universal” Mark Filer, Principal Engineer, Optical
access network, next-gen TDM-based Networking, Microsoft, USA
GPON and EPON, HFC-based Full Duplex
Tad Hofmeister, Optical Network
DOCSIS and 5G.
Architect, Google, USA
Radha Nagarajan, CTO Interconnects,
Inphi, USA
ofcconference.orgData Center Summit Infrastructure Makeover
SPONSORED BY and Networking
5G Architectures and Service
Considerations
Tuesday, 10 March, 12:15 – 13:15
This discussion addresses distributed
ORGANIZER RAN versus centralized RAN versus cloud
N5 Network Operator Summit, RAN versus full cloud BTS and the trade-
Market Watch and Data Center Summit offs versus benefits of each.
Sub-Committee Chair
Karen I. Matthews, Technology and Market Accelerating ROI on the Road to SDN
Development Manager, Science and Tuesday, 10 March, 16:00 – 17:00
Technology, Corning Incorporated, USA
This panel provides different viewpoints
on the cost investment in SDN solutions
Keynote versus return on investment and foster a
Tuesday, 10 March, 11:30 – 12:15 discussion around how to best address
the issue.
Jeffrey L. Cox, Partner
Director Network The Disaggregated Transport
Architecture, Network
Microsoft, USA Wednesday, 11 March, 11:30 – 13:00
ORGANIZER
Telecom Infra Project (TIP)
This panel session covers the latest
Panel: Data Center 2020 — Less engineering innovations coming from
Hyperscale and More Co-location the Open Optical and Packet Transport
and Compute at the Edge? Goup of the Telecom Infra Project.
Tuesday, 10 March, 12:15 – 13:45 Short engineering talks may highlight
MODERATOR specific technological areas such
Robert Blum, Director of Marketing as: optical simulation environments,
and New Business, Intel, USA disaggregated optical systems, open
technologies in telecom operator
This panel discusses the latest trends networks and software abstraction
in data centers from an infrastructure interfaces for optical components.
and networking hardware perspective.
What vectors and opportunities exist
to reduce power consumption, size Cloud Network Evolution
and cost; what architectures are being Bandwidth Drivers
considered inside data centers and Wednesday, 11 March, 13:15 – 14:45
how data centers are evolving. ORGANIZER
Ed Baichtal, Solutions Architect, IEEE Future Directions
Equinix, USA This panel debates the bandwidth
Dan Pitt, Senior Vice President, requirements that are expected to
MEF Forum, USA drive the evolution and innovations in
Saurabh Sandhir, Vice President cloud network architectures and related
of Product Management, Nuage/ systems and technologies.
Nokia, USA
Zuowei Shen, Senior Staff Open, Multi-vendor Networks —
Hardware Engineer, Google, USA Design, Management and Operations
Chongjin Xie, Senior Director, Wednesday, 11 March, 15:30 – 17:00
Alibaba, USA ORGANIZER
OpenConfig
In this session, panelists review and
discuss some of the latest developments
in software to help operators design and
manage multi-vendor heterogeneous,
disaggregated networks at scale.
15Intra and Inter Data Center Design Consideration of Next
Generation Ethernet Switches with
Connectivity Higher Speed Optics
Ethernet Interoperability and Thursday, 12 March, 10:15 – 11:15
Deployments — New and Legacy This panel discusses the current view of
Solutions Work Together the market that is driving innovations
Tuesday, 10 March, 10:15 – 11:15 in switching, ASIC and optical module
ORGANIZER
design, the progress and future plan for
higher capacity switching systems and
Ethernet Alliance
the advancement and level of integration
This panel discusses the testing of optical module design.
that results in successful end user
deployments. It addresses the evolution
of new PAM4 based solutions — 50GbE
System Evaluation of On-board
and above — entering the market and Optics
the advancements supporting Ethernet Thursday, 12 March, 11:30 – 12:30
interoperability testing for the successful ORGANIZER
deployment and integration into legacy Consortium for On-Board Optics (COBO)
networking environments.
This panel reviews the learnings that
have come from designed systems and
400ZR Specification Update building networks using onboard optics
Tuesday, 10 March, 13:30 – 14:30 and why these learnings are critical for
ORGANIZER moving optics forward in the industry,
Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF) especially as the industry looks toward
developments such as terabit optical
A panel of industry experts representing modules and co-packaged optics.
the coherent eco-system discusses and
debates the conflicting demands for a
near-term, high-volume, interoperable,
Other
moderate reach, coherent 400G optical AIM Photonics Member Successes
link. The status of the OIF’s project to and Updates
define a 400ZR link specification will Tuesday, 10 March, 11:00 – 12:00
also be provided.
ORGANIZER
AIM Photonics
Embedded Optics and How They
Should be Implemented to Support In this session, a number of key members
the OEM Eco-system and partners of AIM will present their
research and commercial successes.
Tuesday, 10 March, 15:00 – 17:00
What will be the implementation of Standards Update on 5G Transport,
optical interfaces to support the next
Higher Speed PON, Latest OTN
generation of Ethernet switching
chipsets? This panel debates embedded
Technologies and Interoperable
optics versus optical transceivers and Optical Coherent Interfaces
will include COBO, Co-packaged Optics Tuesday, 10 March, 14:45 – 15:45
(CPO) Collaboration, Ayar Labs and ORGANIZER
optical transceiver vendors. ITU-T SG15
This session presents hot topics from
New High-bandwidth, Non-DSP the latest development of international
Interface for Data Center and standards (ITU-T Recommendations) within
Campus Interconnects ITU-T SG15. It covers standardization
Wednesday, 11 March, 15:00 – 16:00 work related to transport network support
of IMT-2020/5G mobile, higher speed
ORGANIZER
PON (Passive Optical Network), latest OTN
Open Eye MSA Group (Optical Transport Network) and other
This panel discusses a new solution for transport technologies. This session also
low cost and high speed interconnects for discusses interoperable optical interfaces at
data centers and campus networks that will 200 Gbit/s and 400 Gbit/s per wavelength.
make new optical modules cost effective
and easy to deploy. It utilizes PAM4
modulation and a unique application of
CDR and analog PLL to provide non-DSP-
based signal receive and demodulation.
ofcconference.org112 Gbps Electrical Interfaces —
Commercially Sponsored
An OIF Update on CEI-112G
Wednesday, 11 March, 15:00 – 17:00 Sessions
ORGANIZER Preparing the Transport Network
Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF) for 5G
A panel of OIF contributors discusses the Tuesday, 10 March, 13:50 – 14:50
ongoing CEI-112G electrical interface ORGANIZER
development projects, and the new Juniper Networks
architectures they will enable including
This panel addresses key technologies
chiplet packaging, co-packaged optics
for 5G networks including automation,
and internal cable based solutions. The
orchestration, transport protocols, edge
panel provides an update on the multiple
clouds, wireless-wireline convergence
interfaces being defined by the OIF
(WWC) and threat-aware infrastructure.
including CEI-112G MCM, XSR, VSR, MR
and LR for 112 Gbps applications of die-
to-die, chip-to-module, chip-to-chip and Revolutionizing the Economics
long reach over backplane and cables. of Pluggable Optics with Silicon
Photonics
3D Sensing Uses in Consumer and Wednesday, 11 March, 10:15 – 11:15
Automotive Markets ORGANIZER
Thursday, 12 March, 12:15 – 13:30 Juniper Networks
This panel discusses how new 3-D sensing This session covers Juniper’s unique
applications are shaping the optics industry approach to optics manufacturing and
and whether there is an opportunity for the associated benefits.
technical differentiation or is it mostly about
execution and investment capital and Unleashing the Full Potential of
ultimately whether 3-D sensing provides Silicon Photonics
cost benefits to the core optics business.
Wednesday, 11 March, 13:30 – 14:30
ORGANIZER
POF Symposium
Acacia Communications
Thursday, 12 March, 13:45 – 14:45
Silicon photonics technology is increasingly
ORGANIZER
finding its way into multiple network
Plastic Optical Fiber Trade Organization applications. This session discusses
(POFTO) how the industry is transitioning from a
The POF Symposium covers recent technology validation phase to a focus on
developments in plastic optical fibers packaging and automation advancements,
(POF) technology, applications, technical further leveraging electronics packaging
standards, industry progress and new techniques for optics.
markets. Leading technical experts and
key industry players will discuss areas Beyond 400ZR…What Comes Next?
such as automotive, aerospace, consumer
Thursday, 12 March, 11:00 – 12:00
electronics and more.
ORGANIZER
Acacia Communications
Fiber Types and Amplifiers:
Choices and Trade-offs This session discusses the potential areas
Thursday, 12 March, 15:00 – 16:00 of expansion beyond 400ZR such as:
data rates beyond 400G, channel spacing
This panel reviews the various types of evolution, technology enablers and how
optical fibers deployed today in the long haul these will collectively affect next generation
network segments and how they perform architectures beyond the DCI edge.
with different amplifier technologies.
Transforming Network Operations
Through Automation
Thursday, 12 March, 12:45 – 13:45
ORGANIZER
Juniper Networks
This session explores automation and
orchestration over the network lifecycle
(Design->Implement->Operate) in Metro,
Edge and Core Networks.
17Short Courses
While you can attend the exhibition at no cost, you can supplement your
experience by getting in-depth training from industry experts. Short Courses
require a registration fee.
Find complete course descriptions, objectives and instructor biographies at
ofcconference.org/shortcourse
Sunday, 8 March
09:00 – 12:00 SC177 High-speed Semiconductor Lasers and Modulators
SC208 Optical Fiber Design for Telecommunications
and Specialty Applications
SC444 Optical Communication Technologies for 5G Wireless
SC470 Secure Optical Communications
SC485 Advanced Fiber Access Networks NEW
09:00 – 13:00 SC105 Modulation Formats and Receiver Concepts
for Optical Transmission Systems
SC328 New Developments in High-speed Optical Networking
SC384 Background Concepts of Optical Communication Systems
SC395 Modeling and Simulation of Optical Transmitter
and Receiver Components
SC432 Hands-on: Silicon Photonics Component Design & Fabrication
SC461 High-capacity Data Center Interconnects
SC469 Hands-on: Laboratory Automation and Control Using Python (Beginner)
13:00 – 16:00 SC216 An Introduction to Optical Network Design and Planning
SC217 Applications of Radio-over-fiber Technologies
including Future 5G Networks
SC433 Introduction to Photodetectors and Optical Receivers
SC460 Digital Coherent Optical System Performance Basics
13:00 – 17:00 SC203 400 Gb/s and Beyond Transmission Systems, Design
and Design Trade-offs
SC267 Silicon Microphotonics: Technology Elements
and the Roadmap to Implementation
SC369 Test and Measurement for Signals with Complex
Optical Modulation
SC390 Introduction to Forward Error Correction
SC463 Optical Transport SDN: Architectures, Applications
and Actual Implementations
13:30 – 17:30 SC443 Optical Amplifiers: From Fundamental Principles
to Technology Trends
SC452 FPGA Programming for Optical Subsystem Prototyping
17:00 – 20:00 SC205 Integrated Electronic Circuits for Fiber Optics
SC428 Link Design and Modeling for Intra Data Center
Optical Interconnects
SC484 Transport Evolution due to Cloud Services
and Network Resiliency NEW
ofcconference.orgMonday, 9 March
08:30 – 12:30 SC102 WDM in Long-haul Transmission Systems
SC160 Microwave Photonics
SC178 Test and Measurement for Data Center/Short Reach Communications
SC341 Multi-carrier Modulation and Superchannels for
Terabit-class Transceivers
SC446 Hands-on: Characterization of Coherent Opto-electronic Subsystems
SC448 Software Defined Networking for Optical Networks:
a Practical Introduction
SC453A Hands-on: Fiber Optic Handling, Measurements
and Component Testing
SC468 Advanced FEC Techniques for Optical Communications
SC473 Photonic Switching Systems
SC483 Hands-on: Machine Learning in Optical Networks NEW
SC487 Laboratory Automation and Control Using Python (Advanced) NEW
09:00 – 12:00 SC114 Passive Optical Networks (PONs) Technologies
SC261 ROADM Technologies and Network Applications
SC359 Datacenter Networking 101
SC408 Space Division Multiplexing in Optical Fibers
SC450 Design, Manufacturing and Packaging of Opto-electronic Modules
SC465 Transmission Fiber and Cables
SC486 Optoelectronic Devices for LIDAR and High-BW or 3D Sensing NEW
13:30 – 16:30 SC429 Advances in Flexible Photonic Networks and Open Architectures
SC431 Photonic Technologies in the Data Center
SC447 The Life Cycle of an Optical Network:
From Planning to Decommissioning
SC459 Multimode Photonic Devices, Components and Characterization
SC462 Introduction to Pluggable Optics
SC464 SDN Inside and In Between Data Centers
13:30 – 17:30 SC325 Highly Integrated Monolithic Photonic Integrated Circuits
SC327 Modeling and Design of Long-haul Fiber-optic
Communication Systems
SC347 Reliability and Qualification of Fiber-optic Components
SC357 Circuits and Equalization Methods for Coherent
and Direct Detection Optical Links
SC393 Digital Signal Processing for Coherent Optical Transceivers
SC451 Optical Fiber Sensors
SC453B Hands-on: Fiber Optic Handling, Measurements
and Component Testing
SC454 Hands-on: Introduction to Silicon Photonics Circuit Design
SC472 Hands-on: Controlling and Monitoring Optical Network Equipment
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