Compound Semiconductor January/February 2013

LEDs ♦ news digest winners.

innovators,” says Tony Perkins, founder and editor of AlwaysOn. “This year’s GoingGreen Global 200 winners are pushing the bounds of how technology can bring about change in the war on our planet’s waning resources. The strength of these companies lies in their ability to nurture innovative ideas and see them through to successful, sustainable, and profitable businesses.”

Inclusion in the GoingGreen Silicon Valley Global 200 signifies leadership amongst its peers and game -changing approaches and green technologies that are likely to disrupt existing and entrenched players in traditional technology.

Luminus was selected by the AlwaysOn editorial team and industry experts based on a set of five criteria: innovation, market potential, commercialisation, stakeholder value, and media buzz.

The LED firm and the GoingGreen Silicon Valley Global 200 companies were honoured at AlwaysOn’s seventh annual GoingGreen Silicon Valley, November 27th and 28th, 2012, at the Golden Gate Club in San Francisco, California.

“Luminus Deivices is proud to accept this award from AlwaysOn,” says Keith T.S. Ward, CEO of Luminus Devices. “GoingGreen highlights the importance of green technology and the positive impact that LEDs can have on our energy usage and our environment, and through this our company plans to encourage the widespread use of LEDs to save energy, reduce costs, provide better lighting solutions, and create a cleaner global environment.”

The GoingGreen Global 200 winners were selected from thousands of domestic and international technology companies nominated by investors, bankers, journalists, and green technology industry insiders.

The AlwaysOn editorial team conducted a rigorous three-month selection process to finalise the 2012 list.

“This year’s GoingGoing Global 200 displays a maturity in the green technology industry that makes it very attractive to both investors and

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Deli Optoelectronics opts for Veeco MOCVD tools

The newly formed firm will use the reactors to manufacture III-nitride HB-LED wafers

Guangdong Deli Optoelectronics Co., Ltd, has ordered multiple TurboDisc K465i MOCVD systems to support its high brightness LED manufacturing ramp.

Guangdong Deli Optoelectronics is a privately held company located in Jiangmen.

Mai Qinghua, President of Deli Optoelectronics, comments, “We are excited to select Veeco’s K465i systems for our new production facility which will open in the spring of 2013. We chose Veeco over its competitors because of the company’s demonstrated market leadership in MOCVD and production-proven technology. Veeco’s systems will provide us the lowest cost of ownership to help us achieve great success in the LED market.”

Jeff Hawthorne, Veeco’s Senior Vice President, MOCVD, adds, “It is gratifying to be chosen by Deli Optoelectronics as they make their first foray into the LED industry. Our tools have supported many of China’s LED leaders, so we look forward to providing this new customer with state-of-the-art equipment, engineer training and excellent support and service.”

Deli Optoelectronics (a sub-company of DELIXI), headquartered in Wenzhou, specialises in the manufacturing of electric power transmission and distribution appliances. DELIXI produces a broad range of high and low voltage switchgear sets and components.

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