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FICG Highlights Advanced Packaging Integration for Optical Transceivers at APE 2026

FIC Global demonstrates advanced packaging for 800G and 1.6T optical transceivers to support rising data center bandwidth and energy efficiency needs, driven by AI workloads.

  • FICG invites industry professionals to visit Booth A521 at APE 2026 in Singapore to discuss advanced packaging and volume-production support.
  • As AI training ramps into 2026, data centers optimize network efficiency and cluster throughput, prompting broad 800G deployments and early 1.6T production amid tighter power and thermal budgets.
  • Using a mature PCBA/SMT foundation, FICG offers integrated advanced packaging across Flip‑Chip, COB, SiPh and CPO, as it advances PIC/PD integration and lower‑power designs.
  • Supported by reliability qualification and testing, FICG's quality control processes and high-speed signal engineering shorten qualification cycles and stabilize volume production for data-center customers.
  • To bolster supply‑chain resilience, FICG is advancing its FICG production expansion location equipped with production‑readiness and quality‑management frameworks.
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FICG Highlights Advanced Packaging Integration for Optical Transceivers at APE 2026

SINGAPORE, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- FIC Global, Inc. (TWSE: 3701; FICG), with PRIME Technology as its optical communications brand, will participate in Asia Photonics Expo (APE) 2026, taking place February 4–6, 2026 at Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore.…

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