On June 30, T time disclosed on an interactive platform that GlassBridge technology aims to tackle the challenge of micron-level coupling between chips (PICs) and optical fibers (for in-board and package-level applications). MPO, on the other hand, serves as a high-density standard interface for inter-cabinet connections outside the board (for out-of-board and system-level applications). The two operate at different levels of optical connection, with their functions being complementary rather than substitutable. From the perspective of optical communication technology trends, GlassBridge technology can be seen as an 'accelerator' for CPO technology, while MPO represents a 'critical pathway' for the implementation of CPO technology. This technology will expand rather than reduce the market potential of MPO. T time stated that it will continue to monitor industry technology trends and actively deploy related products.