Credo Technology Group unveils 1.6-terabit optical cable, targets AI market

The interconnect specialist's new Active Light Cable aims to fill the gap between copper and conventional optics inside AI data centers The AI boom has a wiring problem, and Credo Technology Group thinks it has the fix. On October 12, 2026, the Nasdaq-listed company (CRDO) launched its 1.6T ZeroFlap Active Light Cable at the OCP Global Summit in San Jose, California. The product is built to keep thousands of AI accelerators talking to each other without dropping the conversation. Credo’s new Active Light Cable, or ALC, uses dense arrays of micro-emitters and photodetectors. These are linked by lightweight bundles of fiber. It moves data as light instead of electricity, using lots of tiny light sources rather than a few big ones.

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