Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable to launch hollow-core fibre solutions

Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable (YOFC) will be launching its hollow-core fibre (HCF) solutions at MWC Barcelona 2026. According to YOFC, HCF is a key transmission technology supporting next-generation AI computing networks. 

"Artificial intelligence is profoundly reshaping the global industrial landscape, placing unprecedented demands on ultra‑high‑speed, ultra‑low‑latency optical connectivity. As a premier global platform for mobile communications and digital technology, MWC provides a vital window to showcase cutting‑edge innovations and deepen international collaboration," said Zhuang Dan, Executive Director and President of YOFC.

"We believe that advanced optical connectivity not only drives the efficient flow of computing power and data but also contributes to the development of the digital society, connecting us to a more inclusive and sustainable future. YOFC looks forward to working with global industry partners to co‑create a smarter, greener, and more efficient future of optical connectivity."  

Offering advantages over traditional fibre including lower latency, higher transmission efficiency, and enhanced signal quality, HCF provides critical infrastructure for ultra-high-speed data transmission and AI computing networks.  

YOFC recently unveiled its AI-2030 strategy in 2025, positioning itself as a global leader in AI optical connectivity infrastructure. Built on its core preform technologies—Plasma Activated Chemical Vapor Deposition (PCVD), VAD, and OVD—the company has developed a "Superior Fibre" portfolio that includes G.654.E fibre, multi-core fibre, and HFC. 

YOFC operates eight production facilities across six countries, serving more than 100 markets worldwide. 

Hashtag: #MWC2026 

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