Ams OSRAM Joins OCP Standardization for Next-Gen AI Networks

Ams OSRAM has aligned with Credo's Short-Reach Micro-Emitter Optics (SRMO) workstream under the Open Compute Project (OCP) to develop interoperability standards for optical interconnects in AI infrastructure. This collaboration involves hyperscalers and leading technology innovators, aiming to advance cost-effective, low-latency optical solutions crucial for expanding AI networks.

By leveraging its comprehensive technology portfolio, ams OSRAM enhances optical connectivity, addressing AI demands for more efficient data transmission with its micro-emitters and photonic strategies. Their participation seeks to combine the advantages of optical reach with the cost and latency benefits of traditional copper-based systems.

The initiative promises improved power and thermal efficiency, targeting OCP approval in 2027. Ams OSRAM's work aligns with its broader Digital Photonics strategy, aiming for significant growth in AI data center applications through innovative optical interconnect technologies.