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CCRAFT

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CCRAFT is a Swiss photonic chip foundry launched in April 2025 as a CSEM spin-off, focused on thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) technology for scalable, high-volume manufacturing. It is the world's first production-ready pure-play foundry offering chips based on TFLN, built on more than six years of R&D at CSEM, the Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology. CEO and founder Hamed Sattari leads the company, which is headquartered in Neuchatel. TFLN chips promise up to 8 times higher speed and consume up to 10 times less energy than conventional optical components, enabling data transmission beyond 1.6 Tbit/s. CCRAFT manufactures photonic integrated circuits for optical communication, AI data centers, and quantum technologies. With planned expansion in Neuchatel, the company aims to reach 12 million chips in annual output by 2030 and to capture up to 30 percent of the global market for high-speed photonic circuits.

Quantum Specifications

Quantum Focushardware

Backed By

Lakestar
Lightspeed Venture Partners
Quantum Coast Capital
Type One Ventures
Trumpf Venture
Gic Government Of Singapore Investment Corporation
Hercules Capital
Inven Capital

Application Areas

Optical communicationHigh performance computingQuantum technologies

Frequently Asked Questions

CCRAFT is a Swiss photonic chip foundry launched in April 2025 as a CSEM spin-off, focused on thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) technology for scalable, high-volume manufacturing. It is the world's first production-ready pure-play foundry offering chips based on TFLN, built on more than six years of R&D at CSEM, the Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology. CEO and founder Hamed Sattari leads the company, which is headquartered in Neuchatel. TFLN chips promise up to 8 times higher spe...
CCRAFT is headquartered in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
CCRAFT was founded in 2025.
CCRAFT works with Photonic quantum technology.
CCRAFT operates in the following sectors: quantum photonics, quantum components, quantum hardware, quantum networking.