Top Active Optical Cable Companies

Active Optical Cable Market size was valued at USD 4.11 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 4.58 Billion in 2025 to USD 10.7 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 11.2% during the forecast period (2026–2033).

Active optical cable companies should target 5G infrastructure development to make most of their investments in the long run. Providing private network development services can also offer lucrative opportunities for active optical cable providers in the future. Investing in the development of new fiber optic technologies can also help active optical cable companies enhance their revenue generation potential across the study period. 'Nexans (France)', 'Thorlabs (USA) ', 'Fujikura (Japan) ', 'Corning Incorporated (USA) ', 'Sumitomo Electric Industries (Japan) ', 'Amphenol Corporation (USA) ', 'TE Connectivity (Switzerland) ', 'Leviton Manufacturing (USA) ', 'Siemon (USA) ', 'Belden Inc. (USA) ', 'OFS (a Furukawa Company) (USA) ', 'CommScope (USA) ', 'Samtec (USA) ', 'HUBER+SUHNER (Switzerland) ', 'Panduit (USA) ', 'Rosenberger (Germany) ', 'Optronics (USA)'

Data has become the gold of the 21st century and this is why data centers are essential goldmines of the digital world. The surge in adoption of cloud-based technologies and edge computing are driving up the demand for data centers and active optical cables play a vital role in keeping these data centers connected.

Demand for High-Performance Computing: The demand for high-performance computing (HPC) and supercomputing is expected to rise at a rapid pace and thereby also boost sales of active optical cables. Scientific research, financial modeling, and weather forecasting where requirement for massive dataset processing is high are expected to lead the demand for active optical cables in the future.

North America is forecasted to account for a major chunk of the global active optical cable market size going forward. The presence of a developed technological infrastructure, rising number of data centers, and high demand for low latency connectivity are slated to be key factors promoting the sales of active optical cables in this region. High demand for HD video streaming and quick adoption of cloud and edge computing are also expected to bolster the demand for active optical cable in this region. The United States is slated to be the most opportune market in the North American region followed by Canada through 2032.