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Apple Inc. is investing $350 million into a California-based company that produces optical communication components, which will boost the power of iPhone X features such as Face ID, Animoji and portrait mode selfies.

Now that it has hired 2,000 former Nortel Networks Corp. workers, Ciena Corp.

If approved by courts and regulators, Ciena will offer jobs to about 1,400 Canadian Nortel employees. Infonetics analyst Andrew Schmitt predicts this will provide relief to Nortel employees concerned about their future

Nokia Siemens Networks and Alcatel-Lucent are among the possible bidders looking to expand their optical networking businesses. Analysts from Gartner and Infonetics reveal their predictions

Telecom Ottawa will be pitching the federal government for converged network services with a new suite of products that facilitate high-bandwidth communication and extended storage area networks.

The Singapore government's Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) has identified photonics, which uses light rather than electronics for all aspects of communications and networking, as a key technology for the future, IDA announced Thursday.

The book is still out, however, as to what kind of mark passive optical networking will make.

Intel Corp. has agreed to acquire three companies with capabilities and technologies for producing opto-electronic components used in fiber optic networking equipment, the company said Tuesday.