Lightwave Logic

Lightwave Logic is a Colorado development-stage company that designs electro-optic polymer materials and modulator designs meant to turn electrical signals into light faster and with less power than conventional silicon modulators.

It is trying to get its polymer modulators into the silicon photonics processes of chip foundries that make optical-interconnect chips for AI data centers; the technology is still at the design-validation and tape-out stage.

Pre-commercial: its 2026 releases describe making modulator designs available to chip designers through foundry design kits, and disclose no revenue or financial terms from these programs.

United States (Englewood, Colorado)

AI chips and networking. The companies designing the processors, accelerators and networking equipment that do the actual computing behind AI, including GPUs like NVIDIA's, and the high-speed connections that link thousands of them together.

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