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Vector Photonics' £1M ZEUS Project Enables The Commercialisation Of A Ground-Breaking, 1 Watt, AI PCSEL - Vimarsana News

Vector Photonics' £1M ZEUS Project Enables The Commercialisation Of A Ground-Breaking, 1 Watt, AI PCSEL

Vector Photonics has won ZEUS, a £1M, industrial research project to commercialise its 1 Watt, all-semiconductor, PCSELs for Artificial...

Vector Photonics wins £1M ZEUS project - Vimarsana News

Vector Photonics wins £1M ZEUS project

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Vector names David Childs as Director of Product Development - Vimarsana News

Vector names David Childs as Director of Product Development

Vector names David Childs as Director of Product Development 27 Apr 2021 Spin-out from University of Glasgow developing devices for datacoms, LiDAR, and 3D printing, also announced £1.6M of new funding. David Childs co-invented PCSELs.Vector Photonics, a spin-out from the University of Glasgow, UK, has appointed Dr. David Childs as its Director of Product Development. Childs co-invented the all-semiconductor PCSELs (Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Lasers), Vector Photonics’ proprietary laser technology. In his new role, Childs will supervise operations, developing new PCSEL design...

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Eurobites: Openreach turns to India's STL for cabling, connectors - Vimarsana News

Eurobites: Openreach turns to India's STL for cabling, connectors

Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Vector Photonics bag equity funding; German data protection regulator clamps down on Facebook; Spotify suffers branding car-crash moment. Openreach, the semi-autonomous network access arm of UK incumbent operator BT, has chosen India-based STL to supply cable and connectors for its full-fiber rollout over the next three years. The deal will include access to STL's Celesta cable, which STL claims is 26% slimmer than traditional loose cables, allowing 2,000 meters of cable to be installed in less than an hour. It will also help Openreach cut down on the am...