Low Latency Interconnect Networks

Overcome the latency, capacity and energy bottlenecks in network nodes and network interconnects by using optical devices.

We cover various levels of technology research from chip design and chip packaging towards networks architectures and control and management aspects. The different innovative devices (switches and interconnects) are deployed for solving challenges in areas such as Data Center Networks and metro and wide-area networks. Device work is complemented with design/fabrication and evaluation of HW and SW needed for device control. Software defined networks and Field Programmable Gate arrays are used to insure minimal end to end latency for data packets and scalable solutions.

Meet some of our Researchers

Associate Professor

Patty Stabile

Associate Professor

Oded Raz

Associate Professor

Nicola Calabretta

News

May 15, 2023
Paving the way for 6G Networking-European ALLEGRO project to design a novel end-to-end sliceable, reliable, and secure architecture for next-generation optical networks
TU/e researchers Idelfonso Tafur Monroy and Nicola Calabretta are part of the project and will contribute with solutions for the next generation end-to-end data...
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February 16, 2023
Queen Máxima shows great interest during photonics visit at EHCI (in pictures)
Queen Máxima visited the Eindhoven Hendrik Casimir Institute (EHCI) on Thursday, the center of our photonics research. Students and scientists could count on...
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September 29, 2022
Patty Stabile (photo: Bart van Overbeeke)
How to build brain-inspired neural networks based on light
April 12, 2022
The NanoLab@TU/e cleanroom (image: Bart van Overbeeke Fotografie)
Light: the essential ingredient for future technology
June 4, 2020
Unique polymer-based fabrication process for low-cost, higher yield reprogrammable photonic integrated circuits
May 13, 2020

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