What is the expected revenue for the company in 2021-Q4
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Samik Chatterjee -- J.P. Morgan -- Analyst
Got it. That's very helpful. Chris, if I can just follow-up on the datacom side. I think you talked about the 5G fronthaul demand moderating in China. How should we think about your capacity plans? I think you'd outlined doubling capacity on the datacom chipset side, are you maybe still kind of on track to do that given some of the moderation in demand? And then what are the broader implications here for the telecom group and should we expect to see some softness in telecom as kind of broadly seeping through the weakness you're seeing in China in 5G rollouts?
Alan Lowe -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, I think -- this is Alan, Samik. I think what we said in the last call was that we've seen a slowdown or a pause in the deployment of 5G. And I think leading up to that period of time there was a euphoria of 5G rollout and so I think that we're kind of going through some inventory burn of datacom chips in 5G that are being deployed now and radio base stations are being deployed in China just to a lesser degree than we had expected at the end of last year.
That said, I think that there will be a significant amount of radio base stations ship in China, very significant and we'll start seeing the 5G pick up as that inventory drops off. That said, the hyperscale demand is very strong and we have very differentiated products in both our EMLs and what I talked about on our DMLs 53 Gigabaud and so we see a lot of traction as hyperscalers are moving to that higher-speed datacom transceiver utilizing our state of the art EMLs and now DMLs.
And so, I think we're optimistic for the demand as that capacity comes online. And so, I think it was two quarters ago, we said we're going to double the wafer capacity and we're on track to do that later this year. And we think it will be consumed as well because we do have -- as I said, we do have a growing backlog of multi-quarters and so we do have demand that we need to satisfy. And as we bring on that capacity, our datacom business will ramp.
Chris, do you want to take the telecom part of that?
Chris Coldren -- Senior Vice President, Strategy and Corporate Development
Yeah. I mean, I don't think we -- don't think the same factors that are driving the softness in China 5G are necessarily driving a slowdown in telecom. In fact, I think as Alan said, the 5G was very aggressive upfront as China, it set national goals around base station deployments, etc. I think the telecom guys are just trying to keep up with that very strong pace.
And the telecom market, I think a question earlier had asked about it being very strong today, I counter with -- it's mixed today that we've had over the past year some areas of strength, certainly in some of the ACO and 100 gig solutions but ROADMs have been slow over the past year and we saw a pickup this past quarter getting back to sort of like a two year ago levels, if you will.
And so, the telecom market, we believe, as Alan had highlighted in the prepared remarks, is really prepared to take off or accelerate once the world is able to travel and get out and install these new networks. And the 5G challenges that are happening in China, we believe are just temporary in nature, that there is still a lot more 5G to go in China and there will be a lot of telecom deployed in China, outside of China to support the 5G that's going in globally.
Operator
And our next question comes from Rod Hall from Goldman Sachs. Please go ahead with your question.
Rod Hall -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Yeah. Hey, good morning, guys. Thanks for the question. I wanted to start off with the $6 million of manufacturing push and just double check that -- well, for one thing, it sounded like, Alan, that was in telecom, but also is down in your guidance. So did you expect to get the $6 million back in the guidance? And I have a follow-up.
Alan Lowe -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, it was telecom. And whether some of that demand went to other suppliers or not is not clear. I'd say that certainly on the ACO we're -- which 
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Samik Chatterjee -- J.P. Morgan -- Analyst
Got it. That's very helpful. Chris, if I can just follow-up on the datacom side. I think you talked about the 5G fronthaul demand moderating in China. How should we think about your capacity plans? I think you'd outlined doubling capacity on the datacom chipset side, are you maybe still kind of on track to do that given some of the moderation in demand? And then what are the broader implications here for the telecom group and should we expect to see some softness in telecom as kind of broadly seeping through the weakness you're seeing in China in 5G rollouts?
Alan Lowe -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, I think -- this is Alan, Samik. I think what we said in the last call was that we've seen a slowdown or a pause in the deployment of 5G. And I think leading up to that period of time there was a euphoria of 5G rollout and so I think that we're kind of going through some inventory burn of datacom chips in 5G that are being deployed now and radio base stations are being deployed in China just to a lesser degree than we had expected at the end of last year.
That said, I think that there will be a significant amount of radio base stations ship in China, very significant and we'll start seeing the 5G pick up as that inventory drops off. That said, the hyperscale demand is very strong and we have very differentiated products in both our EMLs and what I talked about on our DMLs 53 Gigabaud and so we see a lot of traction as hyperscalers are moving to that higher-speed datacom transceiver utilizing our state of the art EMLs and now DMLs.
And so, I think we're optimistic for the demand as that capacity comes online. And so, I think it was two quarters ago, we said we're going to double the wafer capacity and we're on track to do that later this year. And we think it will be consumed as well because we do have -- as I said, we do have a growing backlog of multi-quarters and so we do have demand that we need to satisfy. And as we bring on that capacity, our datacom business will ramp.
Chris, do you want to take the telecom part of that?
Chris Coldren -- Senior Vice President, Strategy and Corporate Development
 Yeah. I mean, I don't think we -- don't think the same factors that are driving the softness in China 5G are necessarily driving a slowdown in telecom. In fact, I think as Alan said, the 5G was very aggressive upfront as China, it set national goals around base station deployments, etc. I think the telecom guys are just trying to keep up with that very strong pace.
And the telecom market, I think a question earlier had asked about it being very strong today, I counter with -- it's mixed today that we've had over the past year some areas of strength, certainly in some of the ACO and 100 gig solutions but ROADMs have been slow over the past year and we saw a pickup this past quarter getting back to sort of like a two year ago levels, if you will.
And so, the telecom market, we believe, as Alan had highlighted in the prepared remarks, is really prepared to take off or accelerate once the world is able to travel and get out and install these new networks. And the 5G challenges that are happening in China, we believe are just temporary in nature, that there is still a lot more 5G to go in China and there will be a lot of telecom deployed in China, outside of China to support the 5G that's going in globally.
Operator
And our next question comes from Rod Hall from Goldman Sachs. Please go ahead with your question.
Rod Hall -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Yeah. Hey, good morning, guys. Thanks for the question. I wanted to start off with the $6 million of manufacturing push and just double check that -- well, for one thing, it sounded like, Alan, that was in telecom, but also is down in your guidance. So did you expect to get the $6 million back in the guidance? And I have a follow-up.
Alan Lowe -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, it was telecom. And whether some of that demand went to other suppliers or not is not clear. I'd say that certainly on the ACO we're -- which 