RVi Founder Dr. Jr-Hau He Featured on Business Next Podcast, Discusses the Future of Photonic Integration
Hsinchu, Taiwan, August 4, 2026 —
Dr. Jr-Hau He, Founder and Chairman of Rayleigh Vision Intelligence Co., Ltd., was recently invited as a special guest on the podcast of Business Next, one of Taiwan's leading technology media outlets, where he shared front-line observations on the future direction of optical integration.
Breaking the AI Compute Bottleneck: The Future of Optical Integration and CPO
As demand for AI compute grows explosively, the limits of data transmission and the power it consumes have become a bottleneck the entire semiconductor industry must confront together.
Core perspective: building a high-speed rail station at the front door of every building
In the interview, Dr. He set aside dense technical terminology in favor of a highly intuitive analogy — building a high-speed rail station at the front door of every building — to convey the substantial efficiency gains that come from bringing optical signals directly to the chip level.
The conversation went beyond technology trends. Viewed through the lens of the industry ecosystem, Dr. He also examined the strategic advantages Taiwan holds amid this wave of global supply chain restructuring.
To learn more, listen to the full interview at the link below:
Hsinchu, Taiwan, August 4, 2026 —
Dr. Jr-Hau He, Founder and Chairman of Rayleigh Vision Intelligence Co., Ltd., was recently invited as a special guest on the podcast of Business Next, one of Taiwan's leading technology media outlets, where he shared front-line observations on the future direction of optical integration.
Breaking the AI Compute Bottleneck: The Future of Optical Integration and CPO
As demand for AI compute grows explosively, the limits of data transmission and the power it consumes have become a bottleneck the entire semiconductor industry must confront together.
Core perspective: building a high-speed rail station at the front door of every building
In the interview, Dr. He set aside dense technical terminology in favor of a highly intuitive analogy — building a high-speed rail station at the front door of every building — to convey the substantial efficiency gains that come from bringing optical signals directly to the chip level.
The conversation went beyond technology trends. Viewed through the lens of the industry ecosystem, Dr. He also examined the strategic advantages Taiwan holds amid this wave of global supply chain restructuring.
To learn more, listen to the full interview at the link below:
