The 2021 Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition (OFC 2021) virtual event, being held online from June 6 - 11, will feature pioneering companies in the optical communications industry, showcasing optical and data networking innovations including the latest products, technology and research for powering global communications networks.
This year's all-virtual exhibition (June 7-11) will enable participants to reconnect with colleagues, interact with exhibitors, make new connections and discover the latest technological developments. OFC is billed as the only global conference and exhibition representing the optical communications industry's "entire ecosystem, from research to the marketplace." The OFC event's organizers note that the event's exhibiting companies draw executives, technical experts, academia, media and analysts in search of groundbreaking solutions to global challenges.
Prominent industry corporations will use the OFC virtual exhibition to unveil their latest new products and research in areas such as 400ZR/400G and 800G connectivity, AI architecture, and cloud edge solutions, as well as co-packaged optics, diode lasers, disaggregation, embedded optics, networking automation, open optical networking, photonic integrated circuits, pluggable coherent optics, and passive optical networks technologies.
OFC 2021's exhibitor list includes II-VI, ADVA, Broadcom Inc., Ciena, Cisco Systems, Corning, EXFO, Go!Foton, Infinera, Intel, InnoLight, Juniper Networks, Lumentum, MACOM, NeoPhotonics, OFS, OptoTest Corporation, Samtec, Source Photonics, Synopsys, Inc., Viavi Solutions, VPI Photonics and Xilinx, Inc.
Select exhibitors will join industry analysts Alan Weckel, 650 Group, and Tim Munks, OMDIA, to share their insights into this year's event. OFC 2021 exhibitor news announcements are posted to the OFC Newsroom.
"OFC 2021 is once again shaping up to be an important show for the industry," said 650 Group's Weckel. "There will be significant product announcements and innovation as the market moves to higher-speeds and supports AI/ML, edge computing and 5G networks around the world. We are looking forward to visiting this year's exhibitors and attending sessions in a virtual environment."
