Aeluma CEO Jonathan Klamkin, Ph. D., will chair the Industry Program at the Optica Advanced Photonics Congress on July 28, 2026, at 3:30 and 7:30 PM PST, focusing on the relationship between artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. The company is also presenting technical research detailing a path toward scalable quantum dot lasers for AI datacom, a technology detailed in the paper titled “High-Performance Datacom Quantum Dot Lasers by Production-Ready 300mm MOCVD,” to be presented on July 27, 2026. Aeluma’s participation at Optica signals an effort to connect with industry professionals, and the team will be available at Booth 108 at the Hilton Long Beach from July 27 to July 29. The company specializes in high-performance, scalable technologies and aims to address the challenges associated with scaling interconnects for AI.
Aeluma is positioning itself as a key player in the intersection of artificial intelligence and advanced photonics, with CEO Jonathan Klamkin, Ph. This leadership role underscores the company’s commitment to fostering discussion around the interconnect requirements of AI systems and the role of photonic components in meeting them. The program will feature panel sessions addressing scale-up challenges for AI interconnects and the potential of quantum and low-temperature photonics, bringing together industry experts to discuss ongoing work and hurdles to wider adoption. Beyond chairing the industry program, Aeluma is actively presenting its technological advancements; Phillip Skahan, Ph. The choice of MOCVD suggests a focus on scalable and cost-effective production, crucial for widespread deployment in AI infrastructure. Aeluma emphasizes its specialization in scalable technologies for applications including mobile devices, defense systems, and emerging fields like augmented and virtual reality, as well as quantum computing.
The convergence of artificial intelligence and photonics is reshaping data transmission, and industry leaders are addressing the challenges of scaling these technologies for widespread adoption. At the Optica Advanced Photonics Congress, Jonathan Klamkin, Ph. Aeluma is also contributing to the technical discourse with a presentation detailing advancements in quantum dot laser technology. Phillip Skahan, Ph. This focus on 300mm MOCVD suggests a commitment to cost-effective, high-volume production, a key factor for integrating quantum dot lasers into AI datacom infrastructure. The company notes that applications for its technology extend to sectors including mobile, defense, and AR/VR. Aeluma encourages scheduling meetings via info@aeluma. com to foster collaboration and address industry needs.
High-Performance Datacom Quantum Dot Lasers by Production-Ready 300mm MOCVD,” on July 27, 2026.
