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The exponential growth in data center traffic is driving an increase in demand for cost and energy efficient interface bandwidth scaling. This creates a need for a paradigm shift in I/O technology that meets future connectivity requirements within data centers. Silicon Photonics (SiPh) based optical interfaces significantly improve I/O density by optimizing solutions along three vectors: Packaging density, speed per lane, and number of wavelengths per channel. Each vector must be independently optimized. This paper recommends a SiPh based optical I/O platform that merges mature silicon chiplet packaging and fiber connectivity to achieve the highest I/O efficiency for networking applications.
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K. Muth, V. Raghuraman, V. Raghunathan, "Paradigm shift in high-speed interface technology," Proc. SPIE 12007, Optical Interconnects XXII, 1200702 (5 March 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2610977