Silith Technology has announced its strategic partnership with the Advanced Photonics Coalition (APC). This global consortium is dedicated to accelerating breakthroughs in optical technologies, and Silith’s membership is expected to accelerate advancements in optical communication, LiDAR, and energy-efficient photonic infrastructures.
The Advanced Photonics Coalition (APC) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization based in Washington State, USA. Its mission is to enhance business conditions and promote the collective interests of companies involved in developing, manufacturing, integrating, and utilizing optical interconnects and subassemblies across high-tech applications, including data centers, high-performance computing, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence. Through fostering collaboration among its members—such as foundries, semiconductor developers, system integrators, and other key players—APC aims to establish a sustainable future for the photonics industry.
Silith Technology’s membership in the APC is expected to catalyze significant progress in the photonics sector. By bringing its expertise in silicon photonics to the coalition, Silith is positioned to drive innovation and accelerate breakthroughs in the field. This collaboration will create greater synergy within the APC, enabling members to leverage each other’s strengths and expedite the development of advanced photonic technologies. For Silith, joining the APC opens up new market opportunities, allowing the company to reach a broader audience and form strategic partnerships. Furthermore, Silith’s involvement will contribute to the APC’s efforts in establishing industry standards and best practices, ultimately shaping the future of silicon photonics and supporting its sustainable growth.
“Light is the future of computing and communication,” said Albert Zhang, Founder and General Manager of Silith Technology. “By partnering with APC, we can combine our expertise in photonic AI with the coalition’s cutting-edge research in optical materials and devices. Together, we can unlock solutions that are faster, greener, and more scalable than traditional electronics.”
