Microsoft expects to commercialize MicroLED datacenter cables by late 2027 — expands Hollow Core Fiber deployment, promising 47% faster data transmission and approximately 33% lower latency

Microsoft plans to commercialize MicroLED datacenter cables by late 2027, offering faster data transmission and lower latency. The technology, called MOSAIC, utilizes MicroLEDs instead of lasers and a unique architecture for data transmission. Additionally, Microsoft is expanding its deployment of Hollow Core Fiber (HCF) for improved data transmission speed and lower latency. These advancements aim to enhance datacenter connectivity and efficiency, with MOSAIC focusing on internal connections and HCF for longer distances between datacenters and Azure regions.