Press Release – izmo Microsystems Showcases Silicon Photonics at SEMICON India 2026
On September 15, 2026, izmo Microsystems Pvt. Ltd., the semiconductor subsidiary of izmo Limited (NSE: IZMO, BSE: 532341), announced that it will exhibit a range of production‑stage silicon photonics modules and advanced packaging technologies at SEMICON India 2026 in Bengaluru.
The exhibit will feature functional products that are already in production, namely a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) module, a Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) module packaged for Pramatra, a Thin‑Film Lithium Niobate modulator packaged for CCRAFT, and advanced photonic characterization packages that are designed, assembled, and manufactured entirely by izmo Microsystems. These offerings demonstrate the company’s claim of being the first Indian firm with packaging capability that converts photonic integrated circuits into fully functional modules, a capability previously limited to specialized facilities outside India.
izo Microsystems provides end‑to‑end support covering package design, prototyping, precision assembly, fiber attachment, characterization, qualification, and full‑scale manufacturing. Its focus areas include System‑in‑Package solutions, silicon photonics, and advanced optical packaging for both domestic and international customers.
The company highlighted its strategic partnership with the IIT Madras‑led CPPICS Photonics Mission, which facilitates the translation of indigenous photonics research into commercially manufacturable products. Director Dinanath Soni stated that SEMICON India offers an opportunity to showcase domestically manufactured silicon photonics products and to underline the advanced packaging expertise built in India, which serves applications across AI, high‑performance computing, quantum technologies, defence, and secure communications.
In addition to the current modules, izmo Microsystems previewed its next‑generation optical transceiver portfolio, scheduled for commercial launch in 2027. Silicon photonics is positioned as a key enabling technology for AI infrastructure, high‑performance computing, quantum technologies, defence, aerospace, and secure communications, delivering the bandwidth and energy efficiency needed to overcome speed and heat‑generation bottlenecks in modern computing.
Market context: Research and Markets projects the global optical transceiver market to exceed US$30 billion by 2030. Demand acceleration is driven by the expansion of AI clusters and cloud infrastructure investments in India from hyperscalers such as AWS, Microsoft, and Google, creating a need for high‑speed, energy‑efficient optical connectivity.
Through its participation at SEMICON India 2026, izmo Microsystems aims to cement India’s emerging capabilities in advanced packaging, strengthen engagement with customers, research institutions, and strategic partners, and position itself for growth in both Indian and international markets.
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