TREE NEWS reports: Everbright Photonics chairman Min Dayong said at the company’s half-year earnings briefing on Sept. 30 that AI computing buildout should push its optical communications revenue growth above industrial laser revenue over the next two years. He said optical chip prices are currently stable on tight supply and demand, but rising yields, capacity expansion and new entrants could bring prices down long-term. Ultra-high-power specialty laser demand is expected to accelerate in 2027–2028.
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The notable tension here is that AI-driven demand is being framed as a revenue tailwind while the chairman simultaneously flags a long-term price decline in the same optical chips. That combination points to volume-led growth rather than pricing power, with yields, capacity and new entrants doing the work that demand alone cannot. The 2027–2028 specialty laser timeline also implies the next leg of the story is still years out. Whether optical communications actually outgrows the industrial laser base within two years is the open question.
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