Credo (CRDO): 1.6T Optical Cable Broadens Its AI Connectivity Roadmap

Why it is trending

Credo’s new 1.6T ZeroFlap active light cable extends its product roadmap into connections spanning data-center rows. The company targets a reach of up to 50 meters and power consumption of 12 watts per cable end, with commercial shipments still ahead. The design aims to bridge copper’s distance limits and the power and cost demands of traditional pluggable optics.

Credo also announced a working OmniConnect memory-expansion emulation platform built with AMD’s Versal architecture. Together, the developments broaden its effort to address connectivity and memory constraints in AI infrastructure. Commercial adoption, delivery timing and execution will determine the financial contribution of these new designs.

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Information Technology — semiconductors and high-speed data-center connectivity.

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Sunday October 18, 2026