Indium Phosphide (InP) LASERs are suddenly catching everyone's interest since it suddenly became one of the more strategic components in computing. As optical connectivity moves ever closer to the package, every optical engine and laser source inevitably runs on InP LASERs. But supply isn't keeping up with demand, particularly for Continuous Wave (CW) Distributed Feedback (DFB) LASERs which enable near-package optical connectivity. (1/2)🧵
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