1 The World’s Leading Provider of Silicon Photonic Solutions BLAZAR 40 Gigabit QSFP Optical Active Cable Marek Tlalka VP of Marketing

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1 The World’s Leading Provider of Silicon Photonic Solutions BLAZAR 40 Gigabit QSFP Optical Active Cable Marek Tlalka VP of Marketing

2 2 3m 3.4Gb 6m 3.4Gb When the signal is too distorted the receiver can’t tell a 1 from a 0 Problems with Copper Copper Cables Distort Signals More at Higher Speed

3 Channel Bandwidth (Gb/s) Distance (m) TwinAx (28G) passive 3001K+ Fiber Solves Copper Reach Problem CAT TwinAx (AWG 28G) active Passive Copper ~4 meters at serial 10Gbps Active Copper ~15 meters at serial 10Gbps Single Mode Optical Fiber; Long reach and high bandwidth

4 BUT - Traditional Optics Are Expensive CDR Laser Driver (SiGe) TOSA (Bag Of Parts) ROSA (Bag Of Parts) Back Side CMOS Micro Controller Front Side VCSEL PD ROSA Connection Specially shaped pins to deal with High speed Signals over copper TOSA Connection TOSA/ROSA Attachment Two Sided Hand Solder Monitor PD (Si) VCSEL Laser (GaAs) Laser TRIM resistor Many Hand wire bonds inside The TOSA & ROSA Lens Plastic injection molded lens ULTEM (polyethermide) Challenging proximity die attach of PD & TIA Multilayer ceramic base To support multiple components In TOSA & ROSA TIA (SiGe) PIN Diode (InGaAs) A 10Gb Optical Module demonstrates that “Traditional Optics” is the preverbal bag of parts with lots of hand assembly and little hope of full integration 7 key components in 5 technologies: High cost to build 7 key components in 5 technologies: High cost to build

5 Traditional Optics Dramatic Cost Reduction Complete Optoelectronic Transceiver in One CMOS Chip Luxtera’s Solution Single CMOS die Solution: Silicon CMOS Photonics

6 Simple Design in a QSFP Package

7 Proven 40 Gbps Performance QDR Demo with Mellanox HCAs at SC x10GE Demo with Fulcrum Switch at OFC 2008

8 Benefits of Blazar QDR Optical Cable High Performance Optical Connectivity –High bandwidth: SDR, DDR and QDR –Low latency: 12ns for 2 transceivers plus 5ns per meter Thinner, Lighter, More Flexible than Copper –Increases Switch & Server Capacity per Rack –Allows Fully Populated Racks Preassembled Plug and Play Solution –Reduces Installation & Maintenance Cost –Protects Fiber from Environmental Hazards Improved Airflow and Cooling –Increases Reliability –Reduces Cooling Costs Long Reach Capabilities – over 300m –Enables Larger, Geographically Diverse Clusters –Enables New Cluster Architectures

9 Reach Matters! Blazar Transceivers Support up to 2 KM Reach over Single Mode Fiber at Low Cost

10 Enables Longer Connection Distances Multimode Fiber VCSEL cables support only up to 100 meters Servers Switches Storage 100 Meters

11 Enables Longer Connection Distances Multimode Fiber VCSEL cables support only up to 100 meters Luxtera’s Blazar supports over 300 meters (up to 2 KM) enabling new cluster architectures and ease of deployment Servers Switches Storage 300+ Meters Single Mode Fiber is ½ the Cost of Multimode Fiber

12 Enables New Cluster Architectures Storage Switches Storage Server & Switch < 20m Links Prevent Scaling Server & Switch Top of the Rack Switch Architecture Higher Latency Higher cost

13 Enables New Cluster Architectures Storage Switches Storage Server & Switch 300 Meter Connectivity Server & Switch Centralized Switch Architecture Lower Latency Lower Cost by eliminating extra switch and cables

14 Blazar Status Volume Pre-Production: Q Fully Qualified Production: Q Blazar 1.0 (Production Version): Sampling Now Blazar A0: Started Sampling Q Reduced Package Size Embedded Photo-detectors

15 What’s Next? OptoPHY Single chip, low cost, high reliability optics on mother board Luxtera Packaged Chip Luxtera Die with FC Laser Fiber Run from Chip to Connector Standard Connector Example: Switch Box with 12 QSFP Optical Transceivers on Motherboard Aurora OptoPHY Proof of Concept

16 Luxtera Sales Contact Information Bob Twomey Vice President Sales Luxtera, Inc 2320 Camino Vida Roble Carlsbad, CA (760) x234 (949) cell (760) fax Blazar