Optical I/O chiplet maker Ayar Labs has taken nearly 93,000 square feet across three buildings at South Bay Development's Genesis Point campus in North San Jose, putting some of its $650 million in 2026 fundraising to work in one of the power-rich R&D buildings Silicon Valley's hardware companies now compete for.
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