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Lightmatter's integration into the Open CPX Multi-Source Agreement and its launch of the Passage L20 CPX represent a significant shift toward bidirectional optical engines that halve cabling requirements in AI scale-up networks. This development directly addresses critical infrastructure bottlenecks by optimizing fiber density for high-bandwidth AI training clusters, moving beyond standard connectivity standards into specialized hardware acceleration.
Lightmatter Joins Open CPX MSA, Introduces Bidirectional CPX Optical Engine
By combining transmit and receive on a single fiber, Passage L20 CPX halves the optical cabling in AI scale-up networks MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Sept. 17, 2026 — Lightmatter today announced that it has joined the Open CPX Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) and introduced the Passage L20 CPX, the industry’s first Open CPX module for AI infrastructure […] The post Lightmatter Joins Open CPX MSA, Introduces Bidirectional CPX Optical Engine appeared first on HPCwire.
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