Palomino Lands First Hyperscaler Order for AI MicroLED Chips
Palomino expects design work to improve output power and fiber-coupling efficiency; the customer and order terms were not disclosed.

Palomino Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: PALX) announced Oct. 22 that it received its first purchase order from a hyperscaler for gallium nitride (GaN) MicroLED chips for AI infrastructure, marking a new step beyond prototype deliveries.
The purchase order’s statement of work covers delivery of high-performance MicroLED chips. Under the statement of work, Palomino expects to improve its nanomaterial and MicroLED design to increase output power and fiber-coupling efficiency. The other MicroLED technical parameters on its platform meet the customer’s targets. The customer’s identity, order value, quantity and delivery schedule were not disclosed.
Palomino targets AI connections spanning zero to 50 meters. Its products include silicon chipsets for copper links, silicon optical integrated circuits for MicroVCSEL links, and silicon and GaN circuits for MicroLED connections.
On July 22, Palomino shipped first-generation MicroLED light-engine prototypes to a hyperscaler. The hyperscaler completed an evaluation and provided results showing measured MicroLED bandwidth above Palomino’s initial design targets.