➀ Discusses the trends in optical communication with a focus on the elements involved in the technology; ➁ Explains the challenges and bottlenecks in achieving high bandwidth, high capacity, low cost, high reliability, and low power consumption; ➂ Explores the use of materials like niobium acid lithium, bismuth, and indium gallium arsenide for enhancing bandwidth and capacity; ➃ Introduces the concept of low-power optical modules and their importance in high-speed data centers; ➄ Addresses the issues of material reliability and heat management in optical chips and packaging.
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