
AixScale Photonics
Providing ultra-high precision optical glass interposer solutions for the assembly of transceiver optical subassemblies and co-packaged optics.
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aiXscale Photonics is a pioneering company in the field of photonics, founded in 2017 by Jeremy Witzens and Florian Merget as a spin-off from the Institute of Integrated Photonics at RWTH Aachen University, Germany. The company is uniquely positioned to provide ultra-high precision optical glass interposer solutions, which are crucial for the reliable and cost-effective assembly of transceiver optical subassemblies and co-packaged optics. These solutions are tailored to meet the demands of current and next-generation high-volume Datacom and Telecom applications.
aiXscale Photonics' proprietary glass interposer technology is designed to adapt to application-specific needs, ensuring that clients can integrate their photonic integrated circuits (PICs) seamlessly into existing systems. A key benefit of this technology is that it does not require knowledge of the PIC design, thereby protecting the intellectual property (IP) of their clients. This IP protection is a significant advantage in an industry where proprietary designs are critical.
The company's manufacturing process leverages waferscale molding and pick-and-place assembly techniques, allowing for scalable production that meets the high-volume demands of the telecommunications sector. This approach enables aiXscale Photonics to provide scalable and low-cost optical interfacing solutions that can be easily integrated with standard MPO connectors, making custom PICs more accessible as plug-and-play devices.
By focusing on precision glass molding and optical interposer technology, aiXscale Photonics contributes to advancements in telecommunications infrastructure. Their innovative manufacturing processes not only enhance the efficiency and reliability of optical components but also support the development of more sophisticated data communication systems. This aligns with broader societal goals related to industry innovation and economic growth, as well as the expansion of digital infrastructure to support global connectivity.