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    Lightwave OFC 2016 Video Show Daily, Day 2

    March 23, 2016
    In our second OFC 2016 Video Show Daily, Lightwave Editorial Director Stephen Hardy reports on new PAM4 electronics, highlights discussions about open line systems, and reveals that a technology from the Bubble Era is getting a second chance at stardom. This video is brought to you by The Ethernet Alliance, Qorvo, Source Photonics, and Tektronix.
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    In our second OFC 2016 Video Show Daily, Lightwave Editorial Director Stephen Hardy reports on new PAM4 electronics, highlights discussions about open line systems, and reveals that a technology from the Bubble Era is getting a second chance at stardom.

    This video is brought to you by The Ethernet Alliance, Qorvo, Source Photonics, and Tektronix.

    Watch Lightwave's OFC 2016 Video Show Daily, Day 1

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