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LightLogic

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LightLogic was an optoelectronics company founded in January 1998 and headquartered in Newark, California. It designed and manufactured highly integrated optical modules — transmitters and receivers — for high-speed (10 Gb/s and up) fiber optic telecommunications equipment, specializing in the integration of lasers, micro-optics and high-speed electronics.

Its marquee products were 10 Gb/s transponders providing optical-to-electrical conversion for SONET OC-192 and 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications, sold to optical networking OEMs building primarily metro-market systems.

Status

Defunct — acquired by Intel Corporation. Lightspeed records the exit as "Acquired, Intel Corp." The company's own site was still independent in February 2001; by May 2002 lightlogic.com redirected to Intel's optical transceiver product pages at developer.intel.com. The domain no longer resolves.

API surface

None. LightLogic was a hardware component vendor and never published an API, SDK, developer portal, or specification. Probes confirm: lightlogic.com has no DNS A record, and no first-party packages exist on npm or PyPI. No artifacts are applicable to this repo.

Investors

Bessemer Venture Partners, Cisco Systems, Infineon Technologies, Dassault Developpement, Infinity Capital, Lightspeed Venture Partners (then Weiss, Peck and Greer), Optical Capital Group, Ridge Ventures, Siemens Mustang Ventures, Viventures. Lender: Western Technology Investment. The company raised $57.5M.

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LightLogic was an optoelectronics company founded in January 1998 and headquartered in Newark, California. It designed and manufactured highly integrated optical modules — transmitters and receivers — for high-speed (10 Gb/s and up) fiber optic telecommunications equipment, specializing in the integration of lasers, micro-optics and high-speed…

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