Celebrating 4 Years as Part of the Amphenol Family

Celebrating Four Years as Part of the Amphenol Family
This year marks four years since Skylane Optics became part of Amphenol, a milestone that reflects a period of growth and meaningful change for our business.
That journey began in 2021, when Skylane Optics first joined Halo Technology. Becoming part of Halo expanded our reach and strengthened our position in optical networking, allowing us to better support customers across IT, data communications, telecoms, and other high-performance industries.
Later that same year, Halo Technology was acquired by Amphenol, bringing Skylane Optics into a global organization with deep engineering expertise and a long history in connectivity. Today, Amphenol is widely recognized as one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of fiber optic connectors, interconnect systems, antennas, sensors, and high-speed specialty cables.
What This Means for Skylane Optics
Being part of Amphenol has strengthened our ability to deliver complete optical solutions to customers worldwide. At the same time, it has allowed Skylane Optics to remain focused on its core strength: optical connectivity built for reliability, performance, and scale.
We continue to invest in innovation and next-generation manufacturing and testing facilities, ensuring our products are designed to meet both current network requirements and future demands.
Staying Focused on Optical
Optical solutions remain at the center of our strategy. This focus allows us to stay close to customer needs and respond quickly as network architectures and data demands continue to evolve.
Our work is guided by a clear goal; to help build fast, dependable data connections for an increasingly interconnected world.
Looking Ahead
Four years into our time with Amphenol, we're proud of the progress made and confident in the path forward. With the combined strength of Skylane Optics, Halo Technology, and Amphenol, we're well positioned to continue supporting customers and advancing optical connectivity in the years ahead.
We'd like to thank our customers, partners, and colleagues across Halo Technology and Amphenol for their continued trust and collaboration.

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