Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
Leeds-based chip designer Optalysys, which is developing optical chips that use light instead of electricity to perform calculations, raised a £21M Series A  —  Leeds-based company pushes its innovative technology to unlock one of greatest challenges in data security

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
Leeds-based chip designer Optalysys, which is developing optical chips that use light instead of electricity to perform calculations, raised a £21M Series A  —  Leeds-based company pushes its innovative technology to unlock one of greatest challenges in data security

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
Leeds-based chip designer Optalysys, which is developing optical chips that use light instead of electricity to perform calculations, raised a £21M Series A  —  Leeds-based company pushes its innovative technology to unlock one of greatest challenges in data security

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
Leeds-based chip designer Optalysys, which is developing optical chips that use light instead of electricity to perform calculations, raised a £21M Series A  —  Leeds-based company pushes its innovative technology to unlock one of greatest challenges in data security

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
Leeds-based chip designer Optalysys, which is developing optical chips that use light instead of electricity to perform calculations, raised a £21M Series A  —  Leeds-based company pushes its innovative technology to unlock one of greatest challenges in data security