According to a recent LinkedIn post from Attochron LLC, the company’s Carrier-Grade FSO Comms ALTIS-7 laser wireless communications system has been sold to a U.S. government agency to support critical headquarters R&D activities. The post highlights technical specifications including 4 watts (36 dBm) output, a 50+ dB link margin, a 6″ spot size at 1 mile for pointing accuracy, and a full GUI with situational cameras and performance data storage.
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The LinkedIn content also emphasizes a 50 micron coherence length designed to mitigate atmospheric effects, positioning the system as a high-reliability free-space optical communications (FSOC) solution for enterprise backhaul, AI, data center, and low probability of intercept/detection use cases. For investors, a U.S. government customer reference could suggest early validation of Attochron’s technology in mission-critical environments, potentially enhancing credibility with carriers, data center operators, and private equity or venture investors evaluating ultra-low-latency optical wireless communications.