Archcom Delaware Holding

About Archcom Delaware Holding

Archcom Delaware Holding Inc. is the parent entity of Archcom Technology, a specialized manufacturer of products for optical communication. Founded in 2000, the company develops and produces advanced optical solutions and communication components, including laser diodes and photodiodes. Its product line includes cooled and uncooled laser modules for EDFA applications, transmit and receive optical components, and 1310nm/1550nm lasers. These are offered in various forms such as bare chips, pigtail modules, and standard butterfly modules.

Archcom Technology serves the datacom, telecom, and military/aerospace markets. The business operates on a transactional model, generating revenue through the sale of its hardware products to enterprise clients. A key milestone for the company was its 2004 merger with VSK Photonics, a manufacturer of InP photodiodes. This merger allowed the combined entity, which retained the Archcom Technology name, to offer a comprehensive line of transmit and receive optical components. The company was later acquired by Hisense Broadband Multimedia Technology.

The firm has also engaged in custom chip design and packaging services for its customers. The CEO of Archcom Technology following the merger was Dick Chen, with VSK's CEO, Timothy Vang, becoming the executive VP of the receiver product line. The company has received venture capital funding from investors including Morgenthaler Ventures, Rustic Canyon Partners, and Saints Capital. Its last noted funding round was in February 2004 for $14.8M.