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The Most Comprehensive Exhibit Hall in the Industry! Communications Networks, Optical Add/Drop Multiplexers Systems, Subsystems Optical Amplifiers Active and Passive Components Optical Cross-Connects Fiber Cables, Assemblies Optical Fibers Fiber Splicers Optical Transmitters/Receivers Fiber Switches Sensors/Sensor Systems Test Equipment Wireless Communications And More!

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TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 11 MARCH 12 MARCH 13 MARCH

GENERAL Registration 07:30 -19:00 07:00 -17:00 07:30 -17:00 Exposition and Show Floor 10:00 -17:00 10:00 -17:00 10:00 -16:00 Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time 11:00 -14:00 10:00 -13:00 10:00 -13:00

PROGRAMMING

Poster Preview and Poster Session 12:00-14:00 (preview) 10:00-12:00 10:00-12:00 Post-deadline Papers 18:00-20:00 Market sponsored by Huawei Watch 12:00 - 1700 13:00 – 15:00 10:30 – 15:00

Service Provider sponsored by Juniper Summit 08:30-12:30

BUSINESS

The Art and Science of NPI Operations in the Fiber Optic and Industry - Strategy, Planning and Execution 10:30 - 11:30 OIDA Review of Roadmaps for the Optical Communications Market and NPI Overview 11:00 - 12:30 The Buzz - A Real-time Look at the News and Trends Happening at OFC 15:30 - 16:30 Workshop on Photonic Startups & Entrepreneurship 15:30 - 17:00

DATA CENTER & SDN

Advancing Optical Solutions in Cloud Computing, Communications and Networking 12:30-14:00 OIF Networking & Operation Session “Carrier SDN Drivers and Evolution” 14:00 - 15:00 Harnessing Optical Layer Flexibility with SDN Intelligence 11:00 - 11:30 Enhanced Use Cases for a SDN-based Control Architecture for Optical Networks 11:30 - 12:00

FTTX

Network Components in FTTx Systems 11:00 - 12:00 100G Single Lamba Optics 14:30 - 15:15 Splitter Placement in FTTB Installations 10:30 - 11:30 Passive Optical LAN 11:30 - 12:30 POF Symposium 13:00 - 17:00

NETWORKS

Next Generation Metro Network Architectures: Converging Packet and Optical 13:30 - 16:30 Snapshot on 400GE Standardization 15:15 - 16:00 New Standards for Access Networks 16:00 - 17:00 OIF Physical & Link Layer Session “56 Gb/s Serial - Why, What, When” 11:00 - 12:00 Advances in Photonics for Optical Transmission Networks 12:30-13:30

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PLENARY SESSION

David D. Clark, Senior Research Scientist and Leader, Advanced Network Architecture Group, MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, USA PRESENTATION: The Future(s) of Fiber Deployment

Gary Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer, Ciena, USA PRESENTATION: The New Virtualized Network: Converged, Programmable, Intelligent and Open

Robert W. Tkach, Director, Advanced Photonics Research, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, USA PRESENTATION: Optical Fiber Communications: The Next Generation

SERVICE PROVIDER SUMMIT KEYNOTE

Randy Nicklas, Executive Vice President – Engineering & Chief Technology Officer, Windstream, USA PRESENTATION: A Division of Labor: The Evolving Roles of Packet Optical and OTN Technologies at Windstream

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Market Watch Expo Theater I - North, Exhibit Hall D

Get an exclusive insider look at today’s most important industry developments and opportunities. These in-depth presentations feature esteemed speakers from top carriers, system vendors, market analyst firms and component companies.

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Panel 1: State of the Industry TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 12:00 - 14:00 MODERATOR: Daryl Inniss, Vice President & Practice Leader Components, Ovum, USA This panel of industry experts provides a deeper, more current understanding of the op- tical networks industry from the perspective of top-tier analyst and finance community. SPEAKERS: Andrew Schmitt, Principal Analyst, Optical, Infonetics, USA Vladimir Kozloz, Founder and CEO, Lightcounting, USA Jeff Ogle, ACG, USA Nikos Theodosopoulos, Consultant, NT Advisors, LLC, USA Mark Lum, Layer123, UK Badri Gomatam, Sterlite Technologies Ltd, India

Panel 2: What’s Happening For 100G and Beyond Ecosystems? TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 15:00 - 17:00 MODERATOR: Tiejun Xia, System Architect/DMTS, Verizon, USA The panel addresses the needs, applications, adoption, and deployment of commer- cially available next-gen 100G and beyond -- solutions for the metro, regional and long- haul backbone networks. SPEAKERS: Hisayoshi Yoshida,Vice President, Network Facilities, Service Infrastructure, NTT Communications Corporation, Japan Aoki Yasuhiro, Executive Manager, NEC Submarine Division, Japan Domenico Di Mola, Juniper, USA Doug McGhan, Director, Electro-Optics Development, Ciena, Canada Jörg-Peter Elbers, VP Advanced Technology, ADVA Optical Networking, Germany

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Market Watch Panel 3: Data Center Architecture and Content Delivery Strategies WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 13:00 - 15:00 MODERATOR: Siddharth Sheth, Vice President Marketing, Inphi Corp, USA This panel provides insights on market transition in strategy, architecture, and solutions to enhance cloud computing, including internal DC architecture concentrating on East- West paths versus North-South paths. SPEAKERS: Vijay Gill, , USA Paul Crann, Senior Vice President of Product Management and Business Development, BTI Systems,Canada Scott Kipp, Senior Technologist, Brocade, USA Tad Hofmeister, , USA Marc Taubenblatt, Sr. Mgr, Optical Communications and High Speed Test , IBM T.J. Watson Res Ctr, USA Andy Bechtolsheim, Arista Networks, USA

Panel 4: 100/400G Pluggable Optics and its Enabling Technologies THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 10:30 - 12:30 MODERATOR: Beck Mason, Vice President Research and Development, JDSU Corp., USA Various high-speed pluggable optics, such as CPAK, CFP2, CFP4, QSFP28, CXP etc., are in high demand for the 100G-400G era. This panel addresses the latest industry status and discuss key enabling technologies and building blocks. SPEAKERS: Rob Blum, Oclaro, USA Norm Swenson, Clariphy, USA Mitch Fields, Director of Product Strategy, FOPD, Avago Technologies, USA Rang-Chen Yu, Oplink, USA Atul Srivastava, CTO, NTT Electronics America, USA Julie Eng, VP of Engineering, Finisar, USA

PANEL 5: PIC vs. SI Photonics: Hype or Reality? THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 13:00 - 15:00 MODERATOR: Adam Carter, General Manager - Module Group, Cisco, USA Photonic integrated circuits (PIC) and silicon photonics have attracted attention for highly integrated modules and devices and it has been one of the hottest topics at OFC over the past few years. Component analysts and service providers give their opinions on the values of each and status in the workplace. The goal is to accurately set expectations to move this potentially important technology forward. SPEAKERS: Geoff Bennett, Director of Solutions & Technology, Infenera, USA Mehdi Asghari, Mellanox, USA Chris Doerr, Director of Integrated Photonics, Acacia, USA Ferris Lipscomb, Vice President of Marketing,Neophotonics, USA Norman Kwong, Executive VP Business Development, BinOptics, USA Daniel Blumenthall, Professor ECE and Director TOEC, UCSB/Packet Photonics, USA

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Service Provider Summit Expo Theater I - North, Exhibit Hall D

Join your colleagues for this dynamic program with topics and speakers of interest to CTOs, network architects, network designers and technologists within the service provider and carrier sector. The program presents the inside perspective from service providers - what are their issues, drivers and how their needs may impact the future of the industry.

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KEYNOTE: A Division of Labor: The Evolving Roles of Packet Optical and OTN Technologies at Windstream WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 08:30 - 09:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTER: Randy Nicklas, Executive Vice President – Engineering & Chief Technology Officer, Windstream, USA Hear specific examples of how Windstream Communications applies both Packet Optical and OTN capabilities in various portions of its network, learn the relative advantages of both technical approaches, and hear about challenges experienced to date. The presentation concludes with some predictions on the future role of Packet Optical and OTN technologies in service provider networks.

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Service Provider Summit PANEL I: Packet Optical Convergence WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 09:00 - 10:30

MODERATOR: Dana Cooperson, Vice President of System, Ovum, USA Packet optical has arrived with 100G using both metro 4x25 and coherent solutions. Router companies are adding integrated optics on routers while transport companies are adding MPLS/packet features on transport equipment. Is there a clear statement on which strategy will win in the market? Is there a hybrid approach that will be more successful? SPEAKERS: Mazen Khaddam, Principal Lead Network Architect, Cox Communication, USA Inder Monga, Chief Technologist and Area Lead Network Engineering, Tools and Research, ESNET, USA Tom Schlatter, VP Packet Architecture/Engineering, XO Communications, USA Mike Hamilton, Consulting Network Architect, TNZ, New Zealand

PANEL II: Network Evolution WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 11:00 - 12:30

MODERATOR: Sterling Perrin, Senior Analyst, Heavy Reading, USA Implementation costs as well as technology will determine what wins. What’s next for OTN switch, 400G, CDC ROADM? SPEAKERS: Glenn Wellbrock, Director Network Architecture, Verizon, USA Naoto Yoshimoto, Senior R&D Manager, NTT Access Network Service Systems Laboratories, Japan Jim Bradley, Director, Network Development, AT&T, USA Andrew Lord, Head of Optical Research, BT, UK Shamim Akhtar, Sr. Director, Network Architecture & Technology Strategy, Comcast, USA

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Education Sessions BUSINESS OIDA Review of Roadmaps for the Optical Communications Market and NPI Overview TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 11:00 - 12:30 EXPO THEATER II, SOUTH, HALL A The panel will include a update on the National Photonics Initiative (NPI)’s effort to support optical communications, and will also review and compare current technology roadmaps for optical communications. There are multiple, overlapping roadmapping efforts, varying by the length of the interconnect and whether the aim is for a basic technology capability or for standard-setting. The Art and Science of NPI Operations in the Fiber Optic and Telecommunications Industry - Strategy, Planning and Execution WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 10:30 - 11:30 • EXPO THEATER II - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL A This panel discussion will address the challenges companies face in new product intro- ductions that span across logistics, supply chain, contract manufacturing, communica- tion management, and customer and supplier partnerships. The Buzz - A Real-Time Look at the News and Trends Happening at OFC WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 15:30 - 16:30 • EXPO THEATER II - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL A Hear some of the industry’s leading analysts discuss the 2014 OFC show floor buzz, analysis of industry news, and how developments will impact the industry. This unscripted “fireside chat” gives the audience an exclusive real-time industry insider’s perspective of hot exhibitor announcements, trends and news about the show. Workshop on Photonic Startups and Entrepreneurship WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 15:30 - 17:00 • EXPO THEATER III - SOUTH EXHIBIT HALL C The aim of this workshop is to provide practical guidelines and dos and don’ts for start- up companies by featuring a number of seasoned entrepreneurs who tell their story. Product Showcases Check www.ofcconference.org/productshowcase for more information.

DATA CENTER & SDN Advancing Optical Solutions in Cloud Computing, Communications and Networking (organized by IEEE Cloud Computing Initiative) TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 12:30 - 14:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C Invited speakers discuss open issues and solutions for cloud computing, communica- tions and networking, including the impact of cloud computing on network infrastruc- tures, ways to handle the exponential increase in the number of network-connected devices, reconfigurable networks that allocate resources where and when they are needed on demand, standards as an enabler of cloud interoperability, and the role of software-defined networking (SDN) and programmable infrastructures. OIF Networking & Operation Session “Carrier SDN Drivers and Evolution” WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 14:00 - 15:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C This session will cover new networking approaches – SDN and NFV – as well as transport SDN. OIF is evaluating the role of optical transport networks and SDN and will present first guidelines.

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DATA CENTER & SDN (cont’d) Harnessing Optical Layer Flexibility with SDN Intelligence THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 11:00 - 11:30 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C Optical layer flexibility has increased significantly in the last several years with technolo- gy advances such as CDC ROADMs, photonic mesh, and FlexiGrid. Layer 0 intelligence portends to further increase in the future. How can service providers fully leverage that flexibility in multi-layer service networks? How can SDN-based management and con- trol architectures help? Enhanced Use Cases for a SDN-Based Control Architecture for Optical Networks THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 11:30 - 12:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C The program will cover the following topics: service-provider use cases in scope of standardization, enhanced use cases for optical transport networks, use cases for inter- working with other network layers, key support requirements for SDN-enabled optical transport use cases, and how SDN-based control architectures can enhance use case deployment.

FTTX Network Components in FTTx Systems TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 11:00 - 12:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C This session showcases the active and passive components used for optical multiplexing, bidirectional transmission, or in point-to-multipoint fiber to the home systems. At the end of this session, the attendee should be able to identify and explain the types of active and passive devices used in fiber to the home installations; compare and contrast the types of optical multiplexing; outline the basics of transmission equipment and more.

100G Single Lamba Optics (organized by ) TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 14:30 - 15:15 • EXPO THEATER III - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C While advances in ASIC technology and network architecture keep pace with the demand for larger and larger data centers filled with shrinking servers, there are concerns about scalability. How can optics best satisfy applications for ultra-dense 100 , 400 Gigabit Ethernet, and inevitably, Terabit Ethernet? This panel will discuss the path toward single wavelength 100 Gigabit per second optical interfaces for future network applications. Splitter Placement in FTTB Installations THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 10:30 - 11:30 • EXPO THEATER II - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL A This session covers options for P2MP PON solutions for both indoor and outdoor splitter placement, infrastructure cabling options and technologies, and new product options for those designing and installing FTTB systems. Passive Optical LAN THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 11:30 - 12:30 • EXPO THEATER II - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL A This session explains what a passive optical LAN is and the benefits it provides to LAN owners and operators. POF Symposium THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 13:00 - 17:00 EXPO THEATER II - SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL A This symposium, organized by the Plastic Optical Fiber Trade Organization (POFTO) cov- ers recent developments in POF technology, applications, technical standards, industry progress and new markets.

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NETWORKS Next Generation Metro Network Architectures: Converging Packet and Optical TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 13:30 - 16:30 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C Three presentations cover: the evolution of packet optical integration in metro, open stateful interface and modeling, and an open discussion with industry peers, analysts and equipment vendors.

New Standards for Ethernet Access Networks (organized by Ethernet Alliance) TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 16:00 - 17:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C The recently completed IEEE P1904.1 Service Interoperability for EPON (SIPEON) stan- dard will help foster seamless “plug and play” delivery of services, and the IEEE P802.3bn EPON Protocol over Coax (EPoC) standard will greatly expand the ability to reach sub- scribers. The panel discussion will review lessons learned from these developments, and their implications for the next generation of Ethernet Access Networks. OIF Physical & Link Layer Session “56 Gb/s Serial - Why, What, When” WEDNESDAY, 12 MARCH 11:00 - 12:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C The OIF is working on several electrical 56 Gb/s specifications that will enable higher density 100 and 400 Gb/s systems. This panel will discuss the implications, applications and roll-out of 56 Gb/s interfaces in a broad system-oriented context. The panel will include an update on the National Photonics Initiative (NPI)’s effort to support optical communications, and will also review and compare current technology roadmaps for optical communications. There are multiple, overlapping roadmapping efforts, varying by the length of the interconnect and whether the aim is for a basic technology capability or for standard-setting.

Snapshot on 400GE Standardization (organized by Ethernet Alliance) TUESDAY, 11 MARCH 15:15 - 16:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C The IEEE Standards Association created the “400 Gb/s Ethernet Study Group” within IEEE 802.3 in July of 2013. This panel will survey topics under discussion in the 400 GE study group. Advances in Photonics for Optical Transmission Networks THURSDAY, 13 MARCH 12:30 - 14:00 • EXPO THEATER III – SOUTH, EXHIBIT HALL C The program examines the application of the technology to usable features by tele- com operators like coherent modulation, FEC, super-channel and others while sharing real-world manufacturing and deployment experiences. It will outline the performance characteristics of the technology for near perfect compensation of PMD, fast provision- ing of and other features.

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Visit More Than 550 Exhibiting Companies—The Most Comprehensive Exhibit Hall in the Industry At OFC 2014, you’ll see the latest optical communications products and in- novations. With all your options in one location, you’ll be able to determine the right optical network technology, architecture and product strategies.

See the latest technologies and applications in Datacom one place: Parallel Optics Gigabit Ethernet Small Form Factor Pluggable Modules Networks and datacom Patch Panels, Splice Enclosures, and Connectors Test & Measurement Cable Assemblies and Optical connectors FTTx Various Opto-Electronic Modules for SANS Optical Packets Cable Assemblies, Active Cables, and Extended ROADMs Backplanes Optical Interconnects/Switches Extended Backplane 100Gb/s hardware VCSELs for 10GBASE-LR, 10GBASE-LRM, and 8GFC WDM 10km Applications Switches 10-Gb/s Optical Port for an Ethernet Switch VCSEL Plastic Optical Fiber plus Small Band Radius Fibers Transport Framers, Switches, and Routers Spatial Division Multiplexing Wavelength Converters Integrated Photonics Integrated WDM transmitter/Receiver Optical Components Access/FTTx IC Chips for Processing Optical Signals GPON/EPON Subsystems Cable Assemblies Tunable Components, , and CMOS – integrated photonic technologies Transponders Small Band Radius Fibers, Cables, and Assemblies Test and Measurements Polarization Multiplexing DWDM and OFDM Programmable Optical Processors for Optical ROADMs and WDM Components Instrumentation Testing 10 Gb/s, 40Gb/s, and 100Gb/s Systems and Signal Analyzer for Testing of DQPSK, Polarization- Components Multiplexed QPSK, and Other Advanced Modulation DPSK and DQPSK Demodulators and Drivers Formats Framers, Switches, and Routers Optical Vector Analyzer for Passive Components Wavelength Converters OTDR, OFDR Patch Panels, Splice Enclosures, and Connectors Optical Spectrum Analyzer Chromatic Dispersion, Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD), and Optical Signal to Noise Ratio (OSNR) Carrier/Transmission/Telecom Measurement Instrumentation GPON/EPON Subsystems Optical Modulation Analyzer Tunable Transceivers and Transponders DPSK Jr, PM-QPSK, and DQPSK Test Equipment ROADMs BERT Solutions for Testing Advanced Data DWDM and OFDM Componentry/Subsystems Transmission Systems 10G Fiber Channel, OTN, 40Gb/s, and 100Gb/s Optical Oscilloscope Plugins Systems and Components 20Ghz Component Analyzers DSP Chips for Various Uses (FEC, MLSE, coherent etc.) Optical fiber amplifiers – Submarine and High Power Optical Grids, Green Telecom and More! Active Optical Fiber Components and systems for wireless fiber backhaul Wavelength Converters Power efficient optical transmitters/receivers Integrated WDM Transmitter/Receiver Optical Computing Interconnects Components HD Video Transport Small Form Factor Pluggable Modules 1060 nm High-Density, High-Speed (12x10-Gb/s) Patch Panels, Splice Enclosures, and Connectors Parallel Optical Interconnect Modules Packet/Optical Transport HD-SDI and 3G-SDI SFP Modules for Transport up to Ethernet 10G/100G Systems and Components 300 Meters Control Plane Systems SFP Modules for Standard Definition (SD) and HD Signal processing chips for coherent Video Transport and 3G-SDI communications High-Definition Video Cables Optimally designed optical fibers 3G-SDI Video Receivers that Support Video Bit Patterns Normally not Handled Well by Optics Wavelength Converters 10G/40G/100G Systems and Components

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See 550+ exhibitors showcasing all the newest product solutions. Only OFC offers the size and scope to compare and contrast vendors, giving you the information you need to make all your technology decisions in one place. Get detailed information on exhibitors by visiting the Virtual Tradeshow at www.ofcconference.org/exhibitpass. See the floor plan, get company descriptions, find products—use this interactive tool to plan your trip and target the exhibitors and product solutions that interest you.

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3SPGroup Axetris AG (Formerly Leister Discovery Semiconductors, Fraunhofer Institute for 7 Pennies Consulting Group Technologies) Inc. Photonic Microsystems AC Photonics, Inc. AXSUN Technologies DITF (Diablo industries Thin Fujitsu Network Accelink Technologies Co., Bando Chemical Industries, Film) Communications, Inc. Ltd. & WTD Ltd. Domaille Engineering, LLC Fujitsu Optical Components AC-UNION Technology Bayspec, Inc. Dow Corning Corporation GB-LINK Technology Co., Co., Ltd. Beijing Grish Hitech Co., Ltd. Dowslake Microsystems Ltd. Adamant Kogyo Co., Ltd. Best Sun Communication DSM Functional Materials Gel-Pak, LLC ADSANTEC, Inc. (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. D-Tech Optoelectronics, Inc. General Photonics Corp. ADVA Optical Networking BinOptics East Photonics, Inc. Gigalight USA Corporation Advanced Fiber Resources, BL Innovative Lighting ECOC 2014 GigOptix Ltd. Bristol Instruments, Inc. EGIDE Glenair Advanced Microoptic Broadband Communities EigenLight Corp. Glimmerglass Optical Cyber Systems GmbH Magazine Electronic Links Solutions Agilecom Photonic Broadcom Corporation International, Inc. Global Communication Solutions, Inc. BroField Technology, Inc. EMCORE Semiconductors, Inc. Agilent Technologies Browave Corporation Enablence Technologies, Gloriole Electroptic Agiltron, Inc. CAILabs SAS Inc. Technology Corp Albis Optoelectronics CALIENT Technologies EOC: East Tender GLsun Science and Tech Co., Ltd. Alcatel-Lucent, USA, Inc CEA-LETI Optoelectronics Corp. Go!Foton Alight Technologies APS Centellax, Inc. Eoptolink Technology Inc., Gooch & Housego, PLC Alliance Fiber Optic Chaozhou Three-Circle Ltd. Products, Inc. (Group) Co., Ltd. EOSPACE, Inc. Gould Technology, LLC Alnair Labs Corporation ChemOptics EPIC - European Photonics Guangzhou Yongda Altera Corporation Chemtronics Industry Consortium Technology America Ilsintech LLC Chroma ATE Inc. EpiWorks, Inc. Hamamatsu Corporation American Technical CIENA Corporation Epoxy Technology, Inc. Ceramics Ericsson Inc. Hangzhou Wekon Cisco Systems Technology Co., Ltd. AMETEK HCC Electronic Ethernet Alliance CIVCOM HE BEI SINOPACK Packaging EXFO CIVCOM Devices & Systems ELECTRONIC TECH AMICRA Microtechnologies Clariphy Communications Experior Laboratories, Inc. CO.,LTD. GmbH Clearfield Fabrinet Hengli Eletek Co., Ltd. Amonics Ltd. CoAdna Photonics, Inc. Fasten Group Imp.&Exp. HG Genuine Optics Amphenol Fiber Optic Co.,LTD. Coherent Solutions High-Tech Corporation Products FCI USA LLC ColorChip Hikifune Co., Ltd. Anaren Ceramics Fermionics Opto- Comoss Electronic Co., Ltd. Hi-Rel Group, LLC Anritsu Company Technology Compex Corporation Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. AOC Technologies, Inc. Ferrotec (USA) Corp. Conex Systems Technology, Hittite Microwave A-One Technology Ltd. Fiber Instrument Sales, Inc. Inc. Corporation APAC Opto Electronics, Inc. Fiber Optic Center, Inc. Connected Fibers HJ3-W Inc. APEX Technologies Fiber Plus International Connor Manufacturing Hobbes APIC (Advanced Photonics Services, Inc. Fibercore Limited Corp Integrated Circuits) Corp CorActive High-Tech, Inc. FiberFin HOLOEYE Photonics AG Applied Optoelectronics, Fiberon Technologies, Inc Inc. Coriant Homefibre Digital Network Fiberpia Co., Ltd GmbH Applied Thin-Film Products Coriant FiberPro Huawei Technologies USA AppliedMicro Corning Incorporated FIBERQA LLC HYC System Aragon Photonics Labs Cortina Systems Inc. COSEMI Technologies, Inc. Fibersense Devices Co.,Ltd Optoelectronics Arden Photonics, Ltd. Fibertronix Technology Co. Ltd Aria Technologies, Inc. Crestec Corporation DATA-PIXEL Fibotec Fiberoptics GmbH Ibsen Photonics A/S Arrayed Fiberoptics Fibre Systems IEEE Xplore Digital Library Corporation Deviser Electronics ficonTEC Corporation Industrial Fiber Optics, Inc. ARTECH Instrument, Co., Ltd. Finisar Infinera Asahi Glassplant Diamond USA, Inc. Fischer Connectors, Inc. Infinera ASI/Silica Machinery, LLC DiCon Fiberoptics, Inc. FOCI Fiber Optic Information Gatekeepers, ATOP Corporation Dielectric Laboratories Digital Lightwave Communications, Inc. Inc. Auxora (Shenzhen), Inc. Formerica Optoelectronics Inno Instrument America Avago Technologies Dimension Technology Co., Ltd. Inc. Inc. Avo Photonics, Inc. Dini Group Fostec, Inc. Innolight Technology Inc. Axcen Photonics Fraunhofer Institut HHI InPhenix Corporation Direct Optical Research Company Inphi Corporation

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