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January 2018
Silicon Photonics 2018
Yes, we’ve reached Si photonics’ tipping point!
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ABOUT THE AUTHORSDr. Eric Mounier, Photonics, MEMS & Sensors Senior Analyst
With almost 20 years of experience in MEMS, Sensors and Photonics applications, markets, and technology analyses, Eric provides deep industry insight intoMEMS and Photonics’ current and future trends. He is a daily contributor to the development of MEMS and Photonics activities at Yole, with a largecollection of market and technology reports as well as multiple custom consulting projects: business strategy, identification of investments or acquisitiontargets, due diligences (buy/sell side), market and technology analysis, cost modelling, technology scouting, etc. He has contributed to more than 250marketing/technological analyses and 80 reports, helping move the MEMS and Si Photonics industry forward.
Thanks to his deep knowledge of the MEMS, Sensors and Photonics-related industries, Eric is often invited to speak at industry conferences worldwide. Hehas been interviewed and quoted by leading media throughout the world.
Previously, Eric held R&D and Marketing positions at CEA Leti in France. Eric has a Semiconductor Engineering Degree and a Ph.-D in Optoelectronics fromthe National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble.
Jean-Louis Malinge
Jean-Louis Malinge is an accomplished business management executive with extensive experience as a General Manager and CEO in France and theUnited States. He also serves on numerous Boards of Directors. He has formulated successful strategies to position or reposition numerousbusinesses, has led numerous acquisition projects, and also managed the creation of a successful joint-venture in Asia.
Jean-Louis is currently a Venture Partner with Arch Venture Partners. He is also a Director on the boards of EGIDE Group, POET Technologies, andCailabs. He is also Managing Director ofYADAIS, a telecommunications and photonics consulting firm.
Jean-Louis was President & CEO of Kotura from 2004 - 2013, when Kotura was acquired by Mellanox. A global leader in silicon photonics, Koturadesigns, manufactures, and markets CMOS optical components that are deployed throughout the communications network.
Formerly, Jean-Louis served as Vice President - Optical Networking Products for Corning, Inc. His other prior experience includes serving asTechnology Director with Amphenol and Thompson CSF in France.
Jean-Louis’ academic credentials include an Executive M.B.A. from MIT Sloan School in Boston, Massachusetts. He also holds an Engineering degreefrom the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées in Rennes, France.
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A*Star, Amazon, Amicra, Amkor, AMS Technologies, Aurrion, Axalume, Ayar Labs, Broadcom, BSAC, Cadence, Caliopa, Ciena,
Cypress, Dell, Facebook, FhG IZM, Ficontec, Georgia Tech University, GlobalFoundries, Google, HP, Huawei, IBM, IMEC, IMT,
Infinera, Inphi, Intel, Juniper Networks, Leti, Luxtera, MACOM, Mentor Graphics, Microsoft, MIT, Molex, Multiphoton Optics,
Novati, NTT, Oclaro, Optocap, Petra, PhoxTrot, Ranovus, Rockley Photonics, Seagate, Sicoya, Silex, Skorpios, Soitec,
STMicroelectronics, Teramount, Towerjazz, Tyco, Tyndall University, VLC Photonics, Yahoo, and many more.
COMPANIES CITED
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
About the Authors … 4
Glossary … 5
Companies Cited in this Report … 6
Report Objectives … 7
Comparison with 2016 Report … 8
Yole methodology … 8
Executive Summary … 12
Introduction to Si Photonics … 30
Market forecast for Si Photonics … 39
Units … 40
Value … 42
Wafers … 47
Applications … 50
Data Centers … 56
Telecom … 80
Other applications … 89
Supply Chain … 95
Manufacturing … 114
Light sources … 119
Packaging … 129
Examples of processes … 133
Conclusions … 150
Appendix … 155
Si photonics building blocks … 156
Yole Développement presentation … 179
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GLOSSARY• AOC:Active Optical Cable
• APD:Avalanche Photo Diode
• CFP: C Form-Factor Pluggable
• COBO: Consortium for On-Board Optics
• CWDM: Coarse Wavelength DeMultiplexer
• DC: Data Center
• DML: Directly Modulated Laser
• DWDM: Dense Wavelength DeMultiplexer
• EEL: Edge-Emitting Laser
• EIC: Electrical IC
• EML: Electro-absorption Modulator Laser
• HPC: High-Performance Computer
• IC: Integrated Circuit
• Lidar: Light Detection And Ranging
• MEMS: Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
• MMF: Multi-Mode Fibre
• MSA: Multi Suppliers Agreement
• OEO: Optical Electrical Optical
• OIC: Optical IC
• OOO: Optical Optical Optical
• OXC: Optical Cross-Connect
• PAM: Pulse Amplitude Modulation
• PIC: Photonic Integrated Circuit
• PSM4: Parallel Single-Mode 4-lane
• QSFP: Quad (4-channel) Small Form-factor Pluggable
• ROSA: Receiver Optical Sub-Assembly
• SEL: Surface-Emitting Laser
• SFP: Small Form-Factor Pluggable
• SiPh: Silicon Photonics
• SMF: Single-Mode Fiber
• SOI: Silicon-on-Insulator
• TIA:Transimpedance Amplifier
• TOSA:Transmitter Optical Sub-Assembly
• VC:Venture Capitalist
• VCSEL:Vertical Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers
• VOA:Variable Optical Attenuator
• WBG:Wide Band Gap
• WDM:Wavelength DeMultiplexer
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OBJECTIVES OF THE REPORT
• This report’s objectives are as follows:
• Examine the current status and future challenges for data centers
• Explain why Si photonics is the answer to future DC needs and other possibleapplications
• Offer an Si photonics 2016 - 2025 market forecast in $USM, units, and wafers
• Provide updated market share numbers for SiPh players
• Give a description of the industrial supply chain, with player status
• Present Si photonics’ technical challenges
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COMPARISON WITH THE 2016 REPORT
What we got right, what we got wrong
• What we got right:• We had the right title:“We have reached the tipping point for Si Photonics!”
• 2017 was the first year when a significant volume of SiPh transceivers was shipped
• The Si photonics market is still small compared to the total photonics IC market
• Si photonics still attracts much global interest via active R&D programs
• Data centers are the main market attraction, but other markets are interesting too
• More and more players are looking at this technology, and companies not currently involved in photonics (IC foundries, materials suppliers)are investigating possible opportunities
• What we got wrong:• We were too optimistic regarding market launches of new Si photonics products
• We revamped our forecast model to account for new challenges
• We were overly optimistic regarding WDM Si photonics and embedded optics in DC
• Data centers will provide the main market traction for Si photonics. Other markets could be interesting (i.e. sensing applications), but theyare more long-term.
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METHODOLOGIES & DEFINITIONS
Yole’s market forecast model is based on the following elementary structured blocks:
Yole’s analysisframework
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REPORT METHODOLOGY (1/2)
Market segmentation methodology
Market forecast methodology
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REPORT METHODOLOGY (2/2)
Technology analysis methodologyInformation collection
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SI PHOTONICS - APPLICATIONS
Low volumes
DATA CENTRES
(In row/Inter/Intra)
>100M units
$0.10 to $5
<1M units
$100 to $5000
AUTOMOTIVE
(low latency for
autonomous cars)
>10M units
$1 to $50
AERONAUTICS
(in-flight entertainment)
High volumes
>1M units
$10 to $500
DEFENSE
MEDICAL
HIGH-PERFORMANCE
COMPUTING
SI PHOTONICS
TELECOM (Metro)
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SILICON PHOTONICS APPLICATIONS - EXAMPLES OF PLAYERS’ POSITIONING
Aeronautics/
aerospaceSensorsAutonomous cars
High
performance
computing (HPC)
Telecom
(FTTH,
metropolitan)Data Centres
Commercial
productsCommercial
products
Commercial
products
Medical
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SI PHOTONICS VS. LEGACY OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER FORECAST, IN VALUE
The Si photonicstransceivermarket isgrowing
faster thanthe total optical
transceivermarket
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2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 CAGR
Optical transceivers $5 048 $5 642 $6 144 $6 779 $7 414 $8 009 $8 973 $9 776 $10 572 $11 334 9,4%
SiPh transceivers $202 $260 $492 $681 $973 $1 420 $1 627 $2 141 $2 825 $3 729 38,3%
$0
$2 000
$4 000
$6 000
$8 000
$10 000
$12 000
$14 000
$16 000
Mill
ion
US$
SiPh vs. optical transceiver market, in US$M
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SI PHOTONICS CHIP FORECAST, IN VALUE (40G, 100G, 200/400G)
A $560M market by 2025 for SiPh dies
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 CAGR
200G/400G Si photonics dies US$M $0 $0 $1 $3 $10 $21 $27 $39 $64 $84 95,9%
100G Si photonics dies US$M $29 $38 $71 $98 $135 $192 $217 $283 $360 $475 31,2%
40G Si photonics dies US$M $2 $1 $2 $1 $1 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 0,0%
$0
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$600M
illio
n U
S$
Si photonics die forecast, in US$M
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DATA CENTERS - ARCHITECTURE AND DATA RATE
SPIN (commutation)
CORE
LEAF (servers &
storage)
TOP OF RACK
INTRA RACK: 10G, moving to 25G
Direct attach cable (DAC) in copper
3 - 5m
Lowest-priced link
INTER RACK: 40G, moving to 100G
Multimode fiber
< 100m: active optical cable (AOC) with VCSELs
100 - 200m: SR4
Lowest-priced optical link
LONG SPAN/INTER BUILDINGS: 40G - 100G & beyond
(200G, 400G)
Single-mode fiber
PSM4 or WDM4
500m - 10km
For distance > 500m
with data rate > 100G
(not accessible to
VCSEL), Si photonics
makes sense
DAC: copper cables
AOC: transceivers with integrated fibers
Optical transceivers (transmitter-receiver) with detachable connectors
SiPh will first be used for inter-DC. As data rate grows to 100G (outside VCSEL
capabilities), SiPh will then move to inter-rack.
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ECOSYSTEMS AND STAKEHOLDERS
Si Photonics’ value chain in motion
Differentiation and competitive
advantages come with new positioning in
the supply chain. Hyperscale is
driving R&D for future optical
DC.
HYPERSCALE
SYSTEM VENDORS
CHIP
COMPANIESOPTICS
COMPANIES
FOUNDRIES
DESIGN
PACKAGING
VENDORS
OPTICS FABS
MANUFACTURERS
CHIP VENDORS
MATERIALS (epiwafers,
SOI, tools)
AXALUME
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2016 MARKET SHARE
2016 market share (units) 2016 market share ($M)
The high price of a coherent module from Acacia explains
the difference in market share (units vs. $M)
Main focus is
INTRA DC
interconnects
@1310nm
• In units, Luxtera is number one and is likely to hold market share for 100G transceivers - all technologies included. We
estimate this share to be 5 - 10%.
• As of October 2017, Luxtera has shipped more than 800K transceivers
• STMicroelectronics is today’s leading chip manufacturer
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SI PHOTONICS - FUTURE TRENDS (2/2)
Inter-ChipIntra/Inter
Data CentersFTTH/Metro Long-haul
SiPh current
market: main
drivers are high
data rate/low cost
for distances
beyond VCSEL’s
reach
With a zero-change CMOS
process development, SiPh
could access inter-chip
optical communication
huge volume
SiPh could be interesting for
telecom, as FTTH and Metro
specs could converge.
For long-haul, volumes are not
large enough for SiPh to be
cost-effective.
Main SiPh data/telecom applications
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SILICON PHOTONICS LANDSCAPE
In Japan, extra effort
is made for
inter/intra-chip
comunication
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EXAMPLE OF SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYZED IN THE REPORT
WAFERS FOUNDRY EXTERNAL SUPPLIERS ASSEMBLY VENDOR / PRODUCTS CUSTOMER
Epi-wafers
R&D (2017)?
? ?
2012 acquisition
($271M)
?
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER
PHOTONIC INTERPOSER
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER
Subcontractor in
Thailand for
module
assembly
?
Albuquerque
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