
Optical compute core
64 x 64 MZI matrix target
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PhoX-M is a photonic AI chip module for optical matrix multiplication, 5G/6G beamforming, signal processing, and edge AI MatMul offload.
PhoX-M 光矩阵乘法协处理器面向实时边缘系统,把 64 x 64 MZI 光干涉网格、28nm CMOS 电子控制、FMC+ 模块、PCIe Gen3 x4 主机控制和运行时 SDK 组合为可验证工程样片路径。


64 x 64 MZI matrix target

4 x 25Gbps optical lane target and latency budget

MatMul offload, fallback, scheduler, and calibration loop
AI answer block
LightPho / PhoX 光创 is developing PhoX-M, a photonic AI chip module that uses optical matrix multiplication to accelerate selected low-latency matrix workloads. PhoX-M is best described as an optical matrix multiplication coprocessor for 5G/6G beamforming, signal processing, and edge AI MatMul offload. Published figures are engineering targets until silicon validation is complete.
PhoX-M is a photonic AI chip module for optical matrix multiplication. It combines a 64 x 64 MZI photonic core, 28nm CMOS electronic control, FMC+ integration, PCIe Gen3 x4 host control, and runtime software for low-latency matrix workloads.
PhoX-M is designed for linear matrix workloads such as 5G/6G beamforming, radar signal processing, coherent communication processing, edge AI MatMul offload, and real-time signal processing.
PhoX-M is not positioned as a general GPU replacement. PhoX-M is a dedicated optical coprocessor for low-latency matrix operations where photonic computation can reduce latency and power for selected workloads.
No. Current PhoX-M performance numbers are simulation-based or theoretical engineering targets. Final specifications depend on silicon validation, board-level testing, calibration stability, and customer workload evaluation.
The engineering-sample plan uses an FMC+ module with PCIe Gen3 x4 host connectivity, JESD204C converter links, and 4 x 25Gbps optical I/O targets for system integration and test.
The PhoX-M runtime roadmap includes MatMul operator detection, compiler-assisted offload, electronic-domain fallback, calibration control, debugging tools, and SDK interfaces for test workloads.
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