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Ultratech and include the ALD systems in our nanotechnology product group. By increasing our IP and expanding our nanotechnology portfolio to new levels, we expect to generate a new revenue stream in existing and new markets. We have focused on technology solutions and support our global customer operations. We expect that this acquisition will enhance our short-term as well as our long-term growth expectations.»


Ultratech, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets photolithography and laser processing equipment. Founded in 1979, the company›s lithography products deliver high throughput and production yields at a low, overall cost of ownership for bump packaging of integrated circuits and HB-LEDs.


A pioneer of laser processing, Ultratech developed laser spike anneal technology, which increases device yield, improves transistor performance and enables the progression of Moore›s Law for 32 nm and below production of state-of-the-art consumer electronics.


Future Lighting Solutions and LG Innotek unite


The new strategic partnership will allow both companies to further their positions within the rapidly growing LED lighting market


Future Lighting Solutions and LG Innotek have signed a strategic worldwide distribution agreement that will introduce LG Innotek’s entire portfolio of LED lighting solutions to the market.


The portfolio features one of the industry’s broadest selection of LED products to fit virtually any lighting application, from LED packages to integrated solutions.


Future Lighting Solutions’ LED expertise, from design support services to supply chain and business solutions, creates a synergistic partnership that will allow both companies to further their positions within the rapidly growing LED lighting market.


Future Lighting Solutions’ believes its expertise, combined with LG Innotek’s capabilities, the 4th ranking global LED producer, will deliver


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“We are excited about LG Innotek’s exceptionally strong portfolio of LED products, aggressive technology road map, and unparalleled quality manufacturing capabilities for the general illumination market,” says Gerry Duggan, Executive Vice-President of Future Electronics. “This will further strengthen our proficiency in serving our customers’ growing demand for best-in-class LED lighting solutions.”


“This agreement will significantly increase the availability of our products around the world as well as help us continually broaden our product line to offer the right solution for different lighting scenarios,” adds Harry Kang, Vice-President of the LED Business Division at LG Innotek. “By joining forces with Future Lighting Solutions, we will be better able to equip lighting OEMs with the products and tools they need to put more LED-based lighting products on store shelves.”


Cambridge Centre for GaN orders tool to purify hydrogen in MOCVD reactor


The centre will use the tool to remove oxygen, moisture and carbon contamination to ensure a stable process regardless of source gas quality or flow rate in gallium nitride products


Power & Energy Inc. (P+E) , has received an order for a PE9000C Series purifier from The Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride at the University of Cambridge.


The micro-channel palladium purifier will be used to purify hydrogen for use in a new Aixtron MOCVD reactor. The research team is focused on the cutting edge of GaN research via collaboration with universities and industries throughout the world.


The compact 9000C Series removes oxygen, moisture and carbon contamination to parts-per- trillion levels to assure a stable process regardless of source gas quality or flow rate.


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