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JDSU vies to switch off tunable competition

Monday 17th November 2008

The Californian optoelectronic component manufacturer is asserting its monolithic InP integration patents against other chipmakers and even its own customers.

Optical communications giant JDSU wants the US government to ban imports of tunable lasers made by its rivals Bookham and Syntune, who it says infringe its patents.

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