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Tower Semiconductor to Participate at OFC 2026 Highlighting its Silicon Photonics Platform for AI, Telecom and Emerging Applications

Tower Semiconductor to Participate at OFC 2026 Highlighting its Silicon Photonics Platform for AI, Telecom and Emerging Applications Image: Primary
Tower Semiconductor announced its participation in the upcoming Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition, known as OFC 2026. The event takes place from March 17 to 19, 2026, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. The company will be at booth number 2221. Company representatives will be available during the event to discuss the current and future silicon photonics roadmap. Tower plans to showcase its Silicon Photonics platform, which has been a top choice for optical transceivers for scale-out and telecom applications as well as for co-packaged optics for scale-up architecture, dense wavelength division multiplexing lasers, optical circuit switching, frequency-modulated continuous-wave LiDARs for physical AI, and quantum computing. Tower will also highlight its Silicon Germanium BiCMOS offerings that work with the silicon photonics platform. These offerings serve the needs for higher bandwidth, lower latency, and lower power requirements of next-generation AI infrastructure. Several joint demonstrations with partners are planned throughout the event, and a detailed schedule will be published on Tower's events webpage.
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