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Marvell Data Center Interconnect Solutions Achieve 2023 Lightwave Innovation Honors

By Kristin Hehir, Senior Manager, PR and Marketing, Marvell

Marvell has been honored with two 2023 Lightwave Innovation Reviews high scores, validating its leadership in PAM4 DSP solutions for data infrastructure. The two awards reflect the industry’s recognition of Marvell’s recent best-in-class innovations to address the growing bandwidth and interconnect needs of cloud data center networks. An esteemed and experienced panel of third-party judges from the optical communications community recognized Marvell as a high-scoring honoree.

“On behalf of the Lightwave Innovation Reviews, I would like to congratulate Marvell on their high-scoring honoree status,” said Lightwave Editorial Director, Stephen Hardy. “This competitive program allows Lightwave to celebrate and recognize the most innovative products impacting the optical communications community this year.”

Marvell was recognized for the Marvell® Alaska® A PAM4 DSP Family for Active Electrical Cables (AECs) and the Marvell® Spica™ Gen 2 800G PAM4 Electro-Optics Platform, both in the Data Center Interconnect Platforms category. Key features of these 2023 Lightwave Innovation Reviews honorees include:

  • Marvell Alaska A Family is the industry’s first cloud-optimized 400G/800G PAM4 DSPs for AECs, bringing a new level of performance to cable manufacturers to address emerging 100G/lane adoption in cloud data center interconnect architectures.
  • Marvell Spica Gen 2 800G PAM4 Electro-Optics Platform is built on advanced 5nm process technology with companion transimpedance amplifiers (TIAs) and driver to deliver power savings and advance the transition to 800Gbps networking inside the data center.

More information on the Lightwave Innovation Reviews can be found here.

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