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PhotonixFab Now Accepting Prototyping Orders

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March 29, 2024

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The EU-funded photonixFAB initiative has recently launched its operations for conducting research and development wafers and small-scale manufacturing. This development marks a significant step forward in the field of photonics technology within the European Union.

A user-friendly portal has been established at https://www.photonixfab.eu/technologies-services to facilitate initial technology evaluations and consultations. Through this portal, users can easily access information about the available services and explore the potential opportunities for their projects.

"By utilizing the portal, customers will have the ability to identify suitable partners and initiate the initial phases of their photonic projects, setting the stage for future full-scale production," explained Youssouf Gueri, the coordinator of photonixFAB.

As a result of these advancements, early-stage product development can now commence while the diverse technologies and services offered by photonixFAB are gradually transitioning into an industrial setting between 2024 and 2026.

Users of the online platform will gain insights into the various capabilities provided by the members of the photonixFAB consortium. After determining their specific technology and service requirements, they will be connected with the appropriate partners to kickstart collaborative discussions.

Customers will have the opportunity to engage in prototyping activities related to SiN with LIGENTEC, SOI with imec, and InP chiplets with SMART Photonics. Additionally, PHIX Photonics Assembly will offer packaging expertise for both SiN and SOI processes, while X-FAB will provide early technology access for InP micro-transfer printing on SiN/SOI, supported by SMART.

Furthermore, technology partners are offering Process Design Kits (PDKs) based on Luceda's Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tool, enhancing the accessibility of advanced design capabilities for photonics projects.

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