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NLM Photonics secured significant funding from hard-tech investors Pangaea Ventures and Diamond Edge Ventures to accelerate the commercialization of its organic electro-optic (OEO) technology for optical transceivers and data-center interconnects. The capital will support the development of silicon-organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits, with potential applications extending to quantum computing architectures. This investment validates the scaling path for deep-tech materials companies aiming to integrate advanced photonics into next-generation infrastructure.
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NLM Photonics Adds New Investors to Scale Organic Photonics Technology

The Quantum Insider5 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — NLM Photonics, the leader in the development of organic electro-optic (OEO) technology based upon its Selerion™ family of materials, has added new financial and strategic investors to its cap table to accelerate commercialization of its organic photonic ecosystem. Pangaea Ventures, widely regarded as the world’s leading hard tech venture capital […]

NLM Photonics has added Pangaea Ventures and Diamond Edge Ventures to its investor base, alongside increased investments from several existing backers, to support commercialization of its organic photonics technology. The funding will support development of organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits for optical transceivers, data-center interconnects and potential quantum computing applications. NLM has reported demonstrations of 1.6-terabit and 3.2-terabit silicon-organic hybrid PICs and began customer sampling of those products in 2026. PRESS RELEASE — NLM Photonics, the leader in the development of organic electro-optic (OEO) technology based upon its Selerion™ family of materials, has added new financial and strategic investors to…

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