Valencia-based start-up iPronics, the developer of a plug-and-play, programmable photonic microchip, has announced the delivery of its first shipments to several companies in distinct sectors.
The chips have been dispatched to customers in the US and Europe, including a multinational telecommunications and electronics company, a European-based optical networking company and a large US technology company.
The announcement comes just seven months after the firm announced its raising of €3.7M funding last year to bring its photonic processors to market. Its goal is to make computational photonics commercially affordable and encourage its adoption across all layers of industry.
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