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Home » Big Power Savings with 800G Linear Receive Optics

Big Power Savings with 800G Linear Receive Optics

April 4, 2024
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Energy consumption is one of the biggest challenges with GenAI, so reducing the power consumed by optical modules, while increasing data rates, is a top priority. Bill Brennan, President and CEO from Credo, shares some insights:

– He discusses the importance of connectivity and the shift towards faster lane rates and denser connections in the face of AI advancements.

– Brennan introduces the innovative solution of Linear Receive Optics, which effectively halves the power of the DSP function in optical modules while maintaining industry standards.

– He highlights the significant energy savings achieved with this approach, allowing for more energy to be redirected towards compute, thereby enhancing the value of the cluster.

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