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Lumentum AI Demand Backfills Orders Through 2028

Lumentum Holdings Inc., a Nasdaq-listed optical component supplier, reported that demand from artificial intelligence infrastructure buyers has accelerated to fill its manufacturing capacity through 2028. The San Jose-based company, which counts Nvidia among its strategic investors, provides optical networking components essential for data center interconnects used in AI training clusters. Lumentum disclosed that U.S. hyperscale cloud providers are driving the surge, with current order commitments extending four years into the future. The extended order book reflects the sustained capital intensity of AI infrastructure buildouts at major technology companies. Optical components play a critical role in connecting the thousands of graphics processing units deployed in large language model training facilities, where high-bandwidth, low-latency communication between chips is essential. Lumentum shares trade under the ticker LITE on Nasdaq. The company competes with Coherent and other optical component manufacturers for contracts supplying the data center expansion projects underway at Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Meta Platforms.
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