Lite-On expands InP optical push with US$34.3 million stake in Singapore's DenseLight
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Lite-On Technology is extending its optical core competencies into system-level optical communications for AI data centers, announcing a US$34.3 million investment for a 21% stake in Singapore-based indium phosphide (InP) optical component maker DenseLight Photonics, along with a seat on its board.
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