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Bay Photonics, specialists in Photonics device assembly and packaging, is to participate in an Innovate UK industry challenge fund quantum technology project to address the increased vulnerability to cyber-security threats brought about by quantum computing capabilities. The Agile Quantum Safe Communications (AQuaSec) project will develop technologies for “quantum-safe\” communications that will combine efficient implementations of […]

The “44th European Conference on Optical Communication\” will be held in Rome on 23rd to 26th September, with the first day being workshops and the remaining days being both conference and exhibition. ECOC is the leading European conference in the field of optical communication, and one of the most prestigious and long-standing events in this

Global partners in ground-breaking €3 million plus European Union ‘Beyond 5G’ TERAPOD project meet for the first time https://www.tssg.org/2017/09/global-partners-in-ground-breaking-e3-million-plus-european-union-beyond-5g-terapod-project-meet-for-the-first-time/ TECHNOLOGY experts from academia and industry across Europe are pooling their knowledge and expertise in a ground-breaking, industry-focused and EU-funded project to plot, plan and prepare for the future of wireless technology way beyond 5G. Waterford

Bay Photonics are pleased to announce their ongoing relationship with Alert Technology to develop, along with the University of Hertfordshire,  the first prototypes of a novel real time asbestos monitoring alarm. Whilst the University of Hertfordshire are the initial design inspiration, Bay Photonics are now hard at work taking the initial proof of concept devices

Quantum Computing Market report 2018 helps to investigate modest expansions such as joint exertion, tactical associations, unions and acquirements, new product developments, and research and developments in the Quantum Computing Sales Market 2018 Industry Trend and Forecast 2023. The major factors driving the growth of this market include rising incidences of cybercrimes, early adoption of

Bay Photonics are pleased to announce they have reached their 10 year anniversary. Having been started by Glenn George and Larry Clarke after the demise of Bookham Technologies in Torbay, the business has had different locations and a name change, but the direction of wanting to support the manufacture of photonics devices has always been