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Optical interconnects for chip-to-chip communications
Large-scale routers, supercomputers and datacenters all have internal networks for chip-to-chip communications with bandwidth, density, and power requirements that can surpass the capabilities of copper solutions. We review current state-of-the-art technologies, such as Avago's MicroPOD parallel optical modules.