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This partnership advances silicon organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits (PICs), which serve as critical infrastructure for high-speed optical communications in future AI data centers. By combining device design with advanced materials like Selerion-HTX, the collaboration aims to improve energy efficiency and scalability for next-generation networking hardware.
NLM Photonics and SilOriX Partner on Silicon Organic Hybrid Photonics

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — NLM Photonics and SilOriX, both leaders in silicon organic hybrid (SOH) photonic solutions, today announced that they have entered into a Joint Development Agreement to advance next-generation photonic integrated circuits (PICs) for high-speed, energy-efficient optical communications. SilOriX is a spin-out from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), where foundational SOH […]
NLM Photonics and SilOriX have entered a Joint Development Agreement to advance silicon organic hybrid photonic integrated circuits for high-speed, energy-efficient optical communications. The partnership…
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