Against the backdrop of massive growth in computing infrastructure, the accelerated commercialization of AIGC, expansion of intelligent computing centers, and growth in the silicon photonic module market are boosting demand for optical chips. Silicon photonics, a key direction for chip development, is rapidly advancing. In February 2025, STMicroelectronics and AWS announced the upcoming mass production of the PIC100 chip, supporting 800G to 1.6T optical modules, showcasing silicon photonics potential. The PIC100 integrates discrete optoelectronic devices into a single chip, reducing power consumption by 30% with BiCMOS technology. This breakthrough is expected to address AI data interconnection bottlenecks.

However, optoelectronic chips face challenges, including multi-material integration, packaging technologies, and the need for sub-7nm processes. AI technology demands higher chip performance and energy efficiency, while optical networks require high-quality, high-capacity services. Optoelectronic chips need upgrades in reliability, stability, speed, design, packaging, and performance to meet transmission demands.

Based on this, the conference will gather experts, scholars, and industry representatives to discuss the latest advancements, innovations, and future directions of optoelectronic chips at the "High-Performance Optoelectronic Integrated Chips Frontier Technology Forum", promoting industry development.