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From Technologies to Market © 2017 Photonique sur silicium:Tendances et perspectives de marché Eric MOUNIER, YOLE DEVELOPPEMENT

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From Technologies to Market

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Photonique sur silicium: Tendances et perspectives de marché

Eric MOUNIER,

YOLE DEVELOPPEMENT

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FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

Yole Développement’s 30 analysts operate in the following areas

MEMS & Sensors

LED

Compound

Semi.

Imaging

Photonics

MedTech

Manufacturing

Advanced

Packaging

Batteries / Energy

Management

Power

Electronics

Displays

RF

Devices &

Techno.

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A GROUP OF COMPANIES

Market,

technology and

strategy

consulting

www.yole.fr

M&A operations

Due diligences

www.yolefinance.com

Innovation and business maker

www.bmorpho.com

Manufacturing costs analysis

Teardown and reverse engineering

Cost simulation tools

www.systemplus.fr

IP analysis

Patent assessment

www.knowmade.fr

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OUR GLOBAL ACTIVITY

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SILICON PHOTONICS APPLICATIONS – EXAMPLES OF PLAYERS POSITIONING

HPCTelecom

(FTTH, metropolitan)Data Centres

Commercial

productsCommercial

products

High Volumes

Aeronautics/

aerospace

A 110-channel

wavelength selector

developed for the

European Space Agency

(VTT).

Low Volumes

Sensors Autonomous cars

Commercial

products

MIT Lidar using SiPhGenalyte bio sensor.

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SILICON PHOTONICS LANDSCAPE (NON EXHAUSTIVE)

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University labs, research institutes, industrial companies … a whole eco system is setting up.

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HOW "TRADITIONAL" TELCO COMPANIES ARE FACING TOUGH COMPETITION FROM CLOUD PROVIDERS (SOURCE: JEFFERIES LLC, OFC 2016)

• In 2 - 3 years, investments from the top 5 cloud providers are likely to match the investments of the top 5 service providers

• Driven by exponential data growth, both industries are investing, and cloud providers are becoming a threat to “traditional” service providers.Large webcoms progressively control the game in the photonics industry - not only in data centers but also metro, and possibly for the long haul.

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Financial Overview

Top 5 Service Providers (T, VZ, S, TMUS, CTL) Top 5 Cloud Providers (GOOGL, FB, AAPL, AMZN, MSFT)

In 2007, the top 5 service providers

spent $41B more than the top 5 cloud

providers

In 2016, the top 5 service providers

will spend only $9B more than the top

5 cloud providers

CAGR (2011 - 2016E)

Top 5 Service providers: 3%

Top 5 Cloud providers: 27%

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SI PHOTONICS PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS ROADMAP

The first Si photonics products were introduced by Bookham in 2000

2006 2009/2010 2014 Year that Si photonics

products are introduced

on the market

2015 2016 2017 2018

From 2006 - 2015, only two players shipped SiPh

products.

Data centers were not yet struggling with

increasing data congestion

2000 2019

SiPh players in production today… and more to come

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SILICON PHOTONICS - THE BEST FROM BOTH WORLDS (ELECTRONICS & PHOTONICS)

• There are two different approaches for SiPh:

• Optical approaches (with CD in the range of 3 µm)

• IC players (with CD in the range of 0,35-1,5µm): for IC players, a new trend is to go zero change which means manufacturing optical components without making any changes to a CMOS process.

• However, electronics and optics do not share the same critical dimensions, i.e.:

• Si photonics’ waveguide behavior is dependent on the dimensions: 100 - 200 nm

• Critical electrical components are much smaller process nodes, i.e. 28 nm

• Combining Si photonics processing with 2.5D processing can benefit a typical interposer process (i.e. 90 nm) for optical components

• Regarding wafer size, 300 mm brings more cost benefits than 200 mm

Luxtera uses 0.35µm WG, which could be the best compromise from a CMOS manufacturing standpoint. Kotura/Mellanoxuses 3 µm WG width, which could be the best compromise from a photonics standpoint.

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30.35 WG width (µm)1.3 1.50.4

Towards higher signal powerTowards easier manufacturing (less topography)

IC APPROACH OPTICS APPROACH

Players developing Zero

Change approach.

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EXCITEMENT IS HIGH BUT IT IS STILL A MODEST MARKET

• Acacia capitalization exceeded $1.7B (Oct 2016)

• The total of private funding + acquisition total is more than $3B over past 5 years

• But the 2016 Silicon Photonics market value was less than $150M.

2017 Photonics & SiPh

transactions ~$3B

2017 SiPh revenues <

$150M

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CONCLUSIONS

• Photonics technologies is today driven by GAFAMs.

• Today’s chip market value is still small, but more players are coming:

• After 16 years of development, Intel has successfully penetrated this application

• It shares the current market with Luxtera, leader number 1.

• New startups and more and more products reaching the market.

• Encouraging signs in terms of growing investments from the VC community.

• Si photonics is at the maturity level of the electronics industry in the 80-90s. There are still challenges

to overcome: laser source, packaging, design, supply chain, manufacturability.

• Besides Data Centres, some interesting applications could follow.

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