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3.2T development. The industry hasn''t even fully ramped 1.6T, and 3.2 Tbps transceivers are already in development, with POET and Quantum Computing Inc. co-developing 3.2 Tbps optical
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The optical module sector rallied rapidly, with related heavyweight
J.P. Morgan noted that this trend indicates the computing power investment cycle is entering a new expansion phase, with related investments focusing primarily on data centers,