The rapidly growing Internet services put a higher bandwidth requirement on datacenters. A
low-power and low-cost photonic integrated circuit (PIC), using wavelength division …

Driven by the substantial resource under-utilization encountered in modern mega-DCs, that
can reach up to 50%[2.1]-[2.2], significant research efforts have focused in the direction of …

AWG based Passive Optical Interconnects for Datacenters Page 1 NeTu1C.3.pdf Advanced
Photonics Congress 2016 (IPR, NOMA, Sensors, Networks, SPPCom, SOF) © OSA 2016 AWG …

Global IP traffic will continue to grow in the foreseeable future. Different applications are
driving demand for increased capacity such as cloud based services, video streaming …

The data centers of today are increasing in size and are built to accommodate strong data
traffic demands while providing sustainably by having clients sharing resources under one …

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The rapid increase of bandwidth requirements across the entire hierarchy of Data Center
(DC) networks, ranging from chip-to-chip, board-to-board up to rack-to-rack communications …

The exponential growth in data center IP traffic entails rapidly evolving standards and optical
transceiver solutions. The 200GbE and 400GbE standards were approved by the IEEE task …

The power consumption of these systems is very high, with a typical large single-rack router
consuming over 10 kW of power. Architecting electronic core routers with higher capacities …

A general passive optical interconnect (POI) architecture based on cascading wavelength
routing devices is proposed for datacenters. An analysis shows that with a proper port …