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Lumentum To Exhibit At three upcoming Tradeshows

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Company to show latest technology in France, USA and Germany over the next three months

Lumentum has announced it will be showing advanced products addressing optical communications, cloud, 3D sensing, and laser micromachining and macromaterial processing at three upcoming trade shows in Europe and North America in the next three months.

The shows are NGON and DCI World 2019 (May 21–23) in Nice, France); Advanced Laser Application Workshop (ALAW) (June 4–6) in Plymouth, Michigan, USA; and LASER World of PHOTONICS (June 24–27) Munich, Germany.

NGON & DCI addresses a variety of topics in optical communications including capacity increase, disaggregation and transport SDN strategies, data centre inter- and intra-connect discussions, subsea cable architecture, and what the advent of 5G will mean for the optical network. Lumentum will show advanced solutions for the optical communications and datacom industry and participate in speaking engagements.

'An Adaptive Network I Strategies to Deliver Coherent Transmission'; Panelist: Scott Swail, business development, telecom transmission

'The Role of DCO in Overcoming Bandwidth and Reach Limitations'; Speaker: Scott Swail, business development, telecom transmission

The 26th annual ALAW conference focuses on a variety of laser materials processing technologies including cutting, welding, and additive manufacturing. Lumentum will showcase next-generation high-power fibre lasers with industry-leading brightness.

LASER World of PHOTONICS is held every two years and hosts a combination of research, innovative technology, and industrial application sectors for photonics. It is one of the largest global conferences and exhibitions for the lasers and photonics community. Lumentum will feature a broad spectrum of innovative laser solutions for the materials processing and 3D sensing markets.

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