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We asked Nicholas Harris what "Passage" is. "It's a silicon photonics engine from Lightmatter. We leverage all the semiconductor manufacturing supply chain (like TSMC and GlobalFoundries) that’s used to build modern chips today.” "We help wire up massive data centers. We also just announced 114T bits per second (state... show more

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@LightmatterCo Great questions. An exciting time to be building hardware at @LightmatterCo !

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