After eight years in DSP, why has Credo suddenly started making optical chips?
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One year after launching the ZeroFlap optical module, Credo is pushing product bandwidth from 800G to 1.6T. Its latest-generation all-DSP module, Cardinal 802, for the first time combines the 200G/lane Cardinal DSP, the Kfir200 SiPho PIC obtained through the acquisition of DustPhotonics, and the PILOT diagnostic platform.
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