Core Insights - Coherent Corp. has announced a new family of quad-channel integrated circuits aimed at enhancing the performance of optical transceivers for cloud, AI, and telecom networks [1][2] - The new products include a 4-channel driver for silicon photonics Mach-Zehnder modulators and a chipset for coherent optical links, designed to support 400G and 800G technologies [2][3] - The introduction of these ICs is expected to facilitate faster adoption of high-speed network technologies and support innovation in connectivity [3] Product Details - The product lineup features the CHR2075 driver for 800G and 1.6T pluggable modules, along with the CHR1094 and CHR2094 chipset for 400G ZR/ZR+ coherent optical links [2] - All integrated circuits are designed for lower power consumption while delivering industry-leading performance, which aids network operators in scaling capacity and reducing energy use [2] - The ICs come with an integrated 10-bit monitoring ADC and are controllable via a 4-wire SPI interface [2] Market Position and Future Plans - Coherent aims to leverage its 25 years of experience in high-speed fiber-optic communication ASICs to expand its open-market portfolio [1][3] - Full production release of the CHR1094 and CHR2094 is scheduled for November 2025, with the CHR2075 following in December 2025 [3] - Coherent will showcase these innovations at ECOC 2025, providing opportunities for engagement and live demonstrations [3] Company Overview - Coherent is recognized as a global leader in photonics, providing technology solutions for data centers, communications, and industrial markets [4][5] - Founded in 1971, the company operates in over 20 countries and offers a comprehensive technology stack and resilient supply chain [5]