MACOM: Our data center end market revenues grew sequentially in Q4.
In addition, for the full fiscal year 2023, data center revenues grew by 6% year-over-year, growth that was primarily driven by high data rate short-reach applications. The data center market continues to provide growth opportunities for MACOM, and we expect new product introductions will be the primary growth driver for us in this market.
We are focused on designing and producing industry-leading XPoint switches, high-speed TIAs and laser drivers for a wide range of applications.
Our strategy is to be the first to market when data rates jump to higher speeds.
As an example, we recently announced and demonstrated an industry-leading [ 200G per lane transom penetsamplifier], or TIA, for short-reach applications and a 200G per lane linear equalizer for use in active copper cables. Both products will support 1.6G deployments. Data center architectures continue to evolve. We believe many of today's deployments require significantly more short-reach optical and/or copper cable to make connections.
Our high-performance connectivity team offers an industry-leading portfolio of products at 50G, 100G and 200G per channel to support these requirements. In some applications, our solutions enable lower cost lower latency and lower power consumption versus traditional solutions.
Additionally, our linear equalizer products enable copper interconnects to be extended in reach and into higher-speed applications. Previously, a market segment addressed with more expensive active optical cables or AOCs and pluggable transceivers.