Key Points
Sivers laser arrays integrate into GlobalFoundries silicon photonics platform for AI data centers.
Partnership targets $25 billion pluggable optics market by 2030.
Supports co-packaged optics, linear pluggable optics, and emerging interconnect solutions.
GFS rated B+ by Meyka; stock at $79.93, down 0.05% on June 2.
Sivers Semiconductors AB and GlobalFoundries announced a strategic partnership on June 2, 2026, to develop advanced silicon photonics solutions for AI data center infrastructure. Sivers’ laser arrays will integrate into GlobalFoundries’ silicon photonics platform and SCALE optical engine solutions. The collaboration targets a $25 billion pluggable optics market by 2030, positioning both companies to capture demand from hyperscale data center operators.
What the Partnership Covers
Sivers’ laser arrays will be embedded into reference designs built on GlobalFoundries’ silicon photonics platform. The collaboration supports multiple optical connectivity architectures, including co-packaged optics (CPO) and linear pluggable optics (LPO). Sivers’ technology will also be available in GlobalFoundries’ SCALE CPO platform for next-generation optical sub-assemblies. GF’s SCALE solution combines integrated photonic devices, wavelength-division multiplexing, and advanced packaging to improve bandwidth density and system scalability.
Why AI Data Centers Need This Technology
AI workloads and hyperscale data center architectures demand advanced photonics that deliver higher bandwidth and improved energy efficiency. Optical connectivity is critical for managing data flow between servers and storage systems at scale. The partnership addresses this need by pairing Sivers’ laser array technology with GlobalFoundries’ established silicon photonics manufacturing capabilities. This combination enables customers to deploy scalable, power-efficient optical solutions.
Market Opportunity and Stock Impact
The pluggable optics market is projected to reach $25 billion by 2030, driven by continued AI infrastructure expansion. GlobalFoundries sees strong momentum for silicon photonics solutions as data center architectures evolve toward higher bandwidth density. With Meyka rating GFS a B+ and analysts consensus at neutral, the stock closed at $79.93 on June 2, down 0.05% for the day. The partnership positions GlobalFoundries to capture a portion of this high-growth market segment.
Final Thoughts
The Sivers-GlobalFoundries partnership addresses critical AI infrastructure needs through advanced optical solutions. With GFS rated B+ by Meyka and the $25 billion market opportunity ahead, investors should monitor execution on product development and customer adoption.
FAQs
Sivers’ laser arrays integrate into GlobalFoundries’ silicon photonics and SCALE CPO platforms for next-generation optical sub-assemblies and light engine architectures.
The pluggable optics market is projected to reach $25 billion by 2030, driven by AI data center expansion and higher bandwidth connectivity demand.
The partnership supports co-packaged optics (CPO), linear pluggable optics (LPO), and emerging data center interconnect solutions for improved bandwidth density and scalability.
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