ams OSRAM joins OCP short-reach micro-emitter optics standards workstream led by Credo

• ams OSRAM joined the Open Compute Project’s Short-Reach Micro-Emitter Optics workstream led by Credo to develop optical interconnect standards for AI data centers.
• Effort targets interoperable, wide-parallel optical links aimed at copper-like latency and cost with longer reach for scale-up and scale-out GPU networks.
• Specification is targeted for OCP approval in 2027, covering signaling, power efficiency, form factors, modules, and connector interfaces.
• Contribution centers on microLED, microVCSEL, and micro-photodiode arrays with CMOS integration and advanced packaging for data center optical connectivity.

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