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We present the design of a silicon microsystem that utilizes dense, low-power photonic interconnects to enable a highly-compact supercomputer-scale system. We review recent progress in wavelength-division multiplexed, low-power silicon photonic interconnect components and discuss a future roadmap for the technology.
We demonstrate an add/drop filter based on coupled vertical gratings on silicon. The concept is extended to implement a 1 by 4 wavelength division multiplexer with 3nm bandwidth, 1dB insertion loss and 16dB crosstalk suppression.
We review the potential benefits and challenges for achieving optical-interconnects to the chip via the native integration of silicon photonics components with VLSI electronics; and review the "macrochip" a collection of contiguous silicon chips enabled by optical proximity communication. We summarize recent progress towards achieving low-power photonic links for the macrochip.
The talk will present the design of a silicon microsystem that utilizes photonic interconnects to enable a highly compact supercomputer-scale system. Recent progress in dense, wavelength-division multiplexed, low-power silicon photonic interconnect components will be reviewed.
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