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Charlottesville: Industry analyst firm, CIR, has issued its latest Co-packaged optics market report.  The firm states that by 2027 the market for Co-packaged Optics (CPO) will reach US $5.4 billion in revenues.  The report titled, “Markets for Co-Packaged Optics 2022-2030”, focuses on the demand for CPO within data centers and says that CPO deployment will

Crozet, Virginia: We are on the edge of a revolution during which latency-sensitive traffic will become ubiquitous. Edge computing presents a way to deal with this latency, running such traffic on a dedicated network all its own. According to a newly issued report from industry analyst firm CIR, edge computing routers and gateways for such networks

Crozet, Virginia:   According to a new report from CIR, the edge computing processor market is expected to grow from $1.1 billion in 2021 to $2.6 billion in 2025.  This market is being propelled by the need to handle latency sensitive traffic from AI devices, autonomous vehicles, Internet of Things online gaming, robotics.  AI processors in

Crozet, Virginia: According to a newly issued report from industry analyst firm CIR, Edge Computing Infrastructure Revenues will reach $17.9 billion by 2025 with an additional $1 billion in optical modules and networking to support the improved transport of edge data. Edge computing is what’s next in data communications.  The main driver for Edge Computing

Crozet, Virginia: Communications Industry Researchers (CIR), has published a new report stating that the Co-Packaged Optics Market (CPO) will reach around US $344 million by 2026 going on to US $2.3 billion by 2030. Although CPO is currently associated primarily with data center transceivers operating at 800G and above, CIR sees opportunities for CPO in

Crozet, Virginia: Communications Industry Researchers (CIR), has published a new report stating that the market opportunity for 800 Gbps transceivers (800G) and above will reach $245 million in revenues by 2025 with ramp up to $2.5 billion by 2029. Driven initially by video, CIR expects the traffic in data centers will be further driven by