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Re: [802.3_100GNGOPTX] Next Generaton 100 Gbs/ PMD technology alternative commentary



Hi Chris,

Thank you for sending this out.

I just wanted to mention to our participants that this email following a request to myself and 802.3 Chairman David Law, which was approved.

If you are considering a post to the reflector that includes a link to an FTP site or other repository of data that may become stale with time, I request that you contact myself and/or David Law prior to making that post so that we can review and approve your request. This is done to ensure that a proper document trail exists for reference in the future.

Best Regards,

Dan Dove
Chair, Next Generation 40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s Optical Study Group

On 4/19/12 12:47 PM, Chris Cole wrote:

Dear 802.3 Next Generation 100 Gb/s Optical Ethernet Study Group participants,

 

New technologies have been discussed in the Study Group, with the promise of enabling lower cost and lower power 100 Gb/s PMDs.

 

A recent Commentary in Nature Photonics gives an insightful perspective on one of these new technologies:  Si Photonics. The lead author is Michael Hochberg co-founder of Luxtera and now a Professor at the University of Washington researching Si Photonics. His co-authors are leading researchers and engineers in the field of Si Photonics. The article achieves a good balance between identifying near term limitations and long term promise.

 

Nature Photonics is a by subscription publication. However, the Nature Publishing Group has generously made the Commentary available free of charge to 802.3 NG 100G OE Study Group members to support investigation of 100 Gb/s PMD technology alternatives.


The Commentary will be placed on the below web site for use by 802.3 participants only, in support of Next Generation 100 Gb/s PMD definition efforts.

 

ftp://ftp.finisar.com/

user:      ieee

pwd:     ieee8023

file:       Hochberg_NP_2012.pdf

 

The Commentary is not to be used for any commercial purposes.

 

Since this email references an external ftp site, which is not considered archival grade by 802.3, it will be removed from the 802.3 email reflector archives after a period of time, as per established precedence.

 

Thank you


Chris