CredoaEUR(TM)s Robin 800 series DSPs are designed for AI-optimized 800G transceivers to improve signal integrity, lower power consumption, and offer flexible deployment options.

Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd (Credo) (NASDAQ: CRDO), an innovator in providing connectivity at scale through fast, reliable, and energy-efficient system solutions, today announced the launch of its Robin optical digital signal processor (DSP) family. The Robin optical DSP family is designed to meet the growing performance, power efficiency, and scalability demands of AI-driven data center networks. Built on Credo's advanced sixth-generation DSP architecture, the Robin 800G and 400G devices deliver enhanced signal integrity, reduced power consumption, and flexible deployment options, enabling hyperscale operators and system vendors to accelerate AI infrastructure deployments.

News Highlights:

Credo's Robin 800 series of DSPs are engineered for AI-optimized 800G transceivers.

Highly integrated and flexible, the Robin family includes dedicated variants for both fully retimed transceivers and Linear Receive Optics (LRO) with integrated Silicon Photonics (SiPh) and EML drivers.

Integrated, low-power, high-swing laser drivers capable of operating up to 3.3Vpp.

A highly compact substrate saves up to 50% PCB space versus competing devices, simplifying layouts and reducing manufacturing costs.

"The Robin family of optical DSPs introduces a truly differentiated solution to the massive 800G market," said Chris Collins, AVP of Sales & Optical Product Marketing at Credo. "By substantially reducing the footprint, integrating low-power laser drivers, and easing supply-chain constraints, our customers simplify PCB design, improve yields, and enhance margins. Robin embodies our commitment to innovation and to delivering cutting-edge technology that accelerates our customers' success."

"Our latest forecast highlights that 800G and 400G transceivers will be the majority of AI transceiver shipments in 2026-2027 at over 120M units combined," said Bob Wheeler, Analyst-at-Large at LightCounting. "Credo's Robin family is well positioned to capitalize on this tremendous market demand with DSPs that address supply and cost concerns while meeting the bandwidth and power requirements of next-generation AI infrastructure."

Key Features of Credo's Robin 800G Optical DSP Family

Energy-efficiency with low-power, high-swing laser drivers capable of operating up to 3.3Vpp.

Exceptionally compact substrate saves up to 50% PCB space versus competing devices.

Designed for low-cost manufacturing using standard PCB materials and SMT processes.

Superior receiver sensitivity and BER performance to overcome the toughest optical channel impairments.

Includes a rich set of innovative Ethernet link health monitoring features, built for robust operation in demanding environments.

Robin Family Variants

Robin 800: 800G DSP optimized for multimode applications

Robin 802: 800G DSP with integrated SiPh and EML driver for single-mode applications

Robin 850: 800G LRO DSP optimized for multimode applications

Robin 852: 800G LRO DSP with integrated SiPh and EML driver for single-mode applications

Robin 400: 400G DSP optimized for multimode applications

Robin 402: 400G DSP with integrated SiPh and EML driver for single-mode applications

Product Availability

Credo's Robin DSP family is available now. 

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