AmCC is the company that supplies fiber optic cables

Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) does not supply physical fiber optic cables; it provides silicon solutions and integrated circuits for fiber-optic networks.

AMCC, founded in 1979 in California, originally produced ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits) primarily for military applications and later expanded into semiconductors for high-speed voice and data fiber-optic networks . The company's focus has been on silicon IC solutions that enable fiber-optic communication systems, rather than manufacturing the cables themselves . This includes chips and components that support data transmission over fiber networks, but not the physical optical fibers or cables. Companies that actually manufacture and supply fiber optic cables include AFL, Corning, Sumitomo Electric, Superior Essex, and Dys Fiber Optic, among others . These companies produce the physical cables, connectors, and assemblies used in telecommunications, data centers, and industrial networks. AMCC's role is complementary, providing the electronic components that allow these networks to function efficiently, but it is not a cable manufacturer. In summary, while AMCC is closely associated with fiber-optic technology, it does not supply fiber optic cables; it supplies the silicon and integrated circuit technology that powers fiber-optic communication systems.