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Xscape Photonics

Executive perspectives from Xscape Photonics across NextGenInfra's event and research showcases.

3 video interviews · 2025–2026

2026 Data Center Networking Xscape Photonics

Optical Compute Interconnect Standardization

  • OCI standardization is a milestone for scale-up interconnects and co-packaged optics
  • Multi-color laser technology enables GPU-to-memory optical links
  • Xscape recently announced its own laser module
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Vivek Raghunathan, Co-Founder and CEO of Xscape Photonics, discusses the Optical Compute Interconnect (OCI) standardization effort as an important milestone for scale-up interconnects and co-packaged optics implementations. He explains that OCI uses multi-color laser-based technology for GPU-to-memory communication and highlights Xscape's recently announced laser module.
2026 OFC Xscape Photonics

The New Optical Compute Interconnect (OCI)

  • Optical Compute Interconnect (OCI) standardization consortium formed by major tech companies
  • Seen as an important milestone for co-packaged optics in scale-up interconnects
Full summary
Vivek Raghunathan, Co-Founder and CEO of Xscape Photonics, discusses the Optical Compute Interconnect (OCI) standardization consortium formed by major tech companies as an important milestone for co-packaged optics in scaleup interconnects.
2025 AI Infra Summit Xscape Photonics

Xscape Photonics on Scaling AI with Light

  • Xscape Photonics builds silicon photonics lasers to close AI bandwidth gaps.
  • Adapts wavelength division multiplexing to generate multiple wavelengths on silicon chips.
  • Initial products target AI fabric and accelerator vendors.
Full summary
Vivek Raghunathan, Co-Founder and CEO of Xscape Photonics, is developing silicon photonics-based laser solutions to address bandwidth constraints in AI computing systems, where GPU-to-memory bandwidth significantly outpaces package-to-package communication. The company's technology adapts wavelength division multiplexing to create scalable lasers generating multiple wavelengths on silicon chips, with initial products targeting AI fabric and accelerator vendors.