NTT Deploys Optical Microchips for AI Data Centers
NTT is developing optical microchips to address bandwidth limits of copper cables in AI data centers. The move aims to overcome traditional signal transmission constraints and secure the next wave of semiconductor opportunities by improving data center efficiency.
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