The AI boom’s least glamorous winner just filed for a $5bn listing, and it wires Google and Amazon’s data centres

The Next Webby Ana Maria ConstantinJuly 17, 2026tech

While attention fixes on Nvidia and the AI models, the companies quietly wiring the data centres together are booming. Eoptolink, a Chinese maker of high-speed optical transceivers, has filed for a Hong Kong listing that could raise up to $5bn, Bloomberg reports. The plan is a secondary listing on top of its existing Shenzhen shares. It […] This story continues at The Next Web

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The AI boom’s least glamorous winner just filed for a $5bn listing, and it wires Google and Amazon’s data centres

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