Abstract
In this contribution the CMOS photonics technology (LuxG) developed and commercialized by Luxtera is reviewed. The advantages of integration and usage of a standard CMOS foundry toolset/process/practice are discussed with mention to a newly developed 14Gbps transceiver chip.
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