š¦ $LITE is up 4% ā and the bigger story may be what comes next for AI infrastructure.
AI scaling is hitting a new challenge: moving massive amounts of data between chips efficiently. Thatās where optical technology could become increasingly important.
At ECOC 2026, Lumentum announced a demonstration with Qualcomm and Corning focused on next-generation optical connectivity:
1ļøā£ Optical die-to-die interconnect
Qualcommās D2D interface, Lumentumās VCSEL links and Corningās multimode fiber are being combined to explore higher-bandwidth connectivity for AI scale-up systems, with the potential to reduce power and latency.
2ļøā£ 8-wavelength DWDM laser module
The module delivers around 250 mW per wavelength, with roughly 12 W total optical power. It is designed as an external laser source for CPO/NPO applications, with availability expected in the first half of 2027.
š Lumentumās numbers are already getting attention.
Fiscal Q4 revenue reached $1.01B, up 109% year over year, while the next-quarter revenue outlook is $1.225Bā$1.275B.
But thereās an important catch: these are still demonstrations, not commercial shipments. Lumentum also faces a high valuation and significant revenue concentration among a relatively small number of hyperscale customers.
The bigger question is whether AI data centers are gradually moving from copper-heavy connectivity toward optical solutions.
Could optics become one of the next major AI infrastructure themes?
#Lumentum #LITE #Aİ #CPO #StockMarket
$LITE
AI scaling is hitting a new challenge: moving massive amounts of data between chips efficiently. Thatās where optical technology could become increasingly important.
At ECOC 2026, Lumentum announced a demonstration with Qualcomm and Corning focused on next-generation optical connectivity:
1ļøā£ Optical die-to-die interconnect
Qualcommās D2D interface, Lumentumās VCSEL links and Corningās multimode fiber are being combined to explore higher-bandwidth connectivity for AI scale-up systems, with the potential to reduce power and latency.
2ļøā£ 8-wavelength DWDM laser module
The module delivers around 250 mW per wavelength, with roughly 12 W total optical power. It is designed as an external laser source for CPO/NPO applications, with availability expected in the first half of 2027.
š Lumentumās numbers are already getting attention.
Fiscal Q4 revenue reached $1.01B, up 109% year over year, while the next-quarter revenue outlook is $1.225Bā$1.275B.
But thereās an important catch: these are still demonstrations, not commercial shipments. Lumentum also faces a high valuation and significant revenue concentration among a relatively small number of hyperscale customers.
The bigger question is whether AI data centers are gradually moving from copper-heavy connectivity toward optical solutions.
Could optics become one of the next major AI infrastructure themes?
#Lumentum #LITE #Aİ #CPO #StockMarket
$LITE
