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    Inphi Corp. COLORZ-Lite 100G DWDM Optical Platform

    Feb. 21, 2018
    Inphi says its COLORZ-Lite is the industry's first silicon photonics 100G PAM4 DWDM platform for campus and data center interconnects for shorter distances up to 20 km.
    InPhi Corp. COLORZ-Lite 100G DWDM Optical Platform
    InPhi Corp. COLORZ-Lite 100G DWDM Optical Platform
    InPhi Corp. COLORZ-Lite 100G DWDM Optical Platform
    InPhi Corp. COLORZ-Lite 100G DWDM Optical Platform

    Inphi says its COLORZ-Lite is the industry's first silicon photonics 100G PAM4 DWDM platform for campus and data center interconnects for shorter distances up to 20 km.

    COLORZ-Lite also enables extended reach to 80 km when complemented by commercially available DWDM open line systems.

    COLORZ-Lite provides a cost-optimized DWDM alternative to grey optics for data centers suffering from fiber exhaust.

    Judge's Comment: "It enables a new segment of QSFP28 pluggable DWDM in most traditional client ports."

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