Fluence, a femtosecond laser manufacturer with unique all-fiber technology for material processing, life science, and scientific applications, is pleased to introduce the Fluence Ultrafast Laser Application Laboratory (ULAL), a new facility in Wrocław, Poland. The laboratory is equipped with a top-class, high-precision automated micromachining station based on high-power femtosecond lasers.

Increasing demand in VCSEL and photodiodes for smartphones and data centers // Investments at the headquarter in Germany to support strong business growth // Quantum computer chips planned to be fabricated in Ulm

German subsidiary Qioptiq Photonics GmbH & Co. KG expands capacity for cleanroom assembly of complex optics

Merck today announced the launch of a new line of complementary green solvents for use in photolithographic processes in semiconductor manufacturing.

High throughput and environment-friendly removal processes thanks to newly launched product portfolio
Powerful turnkey solutions and improved cost of total ownership set to make a huge impact in the wet chemical market
Reinforces commitment to driving innovation in products and technologies for a sustainable future

Seiko Epson Corporation (TSE: 6724, "Epson") announced that it had failed to submit the necessary applications under the Japanese Radio Act for certain component cleaning equipment it had installed in the past including for industrial facilities emitting radio waves.

Arkema will invest to further increase its fluoropolymer production capacities in Changshu by 35% in 2022. Simultaneously, we celebrate the first ten years of successful PVDF production at our Changshu site in China.

Kurz subsidiary PolyIC and the US manufacturer of touch controllers intensify their cooperation

At 44% smaller than Epson's comparable previous products, the SG2520 series is ideal for small optical communications modules that support 400G

S2D13V02 detects warning light image errors and performs display processing

Inkron, a Nagase Group Company, the global leader of siloxane-based, optically clear Nano-Imprint Lithography (NIL) materials, makes a strategic investment in NIL materials and components development infrastructure. The investment will significantly accelerate Inkron’s development of high-performance optical materials needed in critical components of augmented reality (AR) glasses, 3D sensors and other diffractive optical elements (DOE). Inkron’s ability to provide its customers with customized optical NIL materials with fast turnaround time and enhanced performance shall be significantly improved with this investment. Now Inkron can also provide component prototyping and small series manufacturing services for its customers.

Includes integrated liquid crystal driver that supports 1.8 V - 5.5 V driving voltages and guarantees operation at up to 105℃ -

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Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson on Sustainable AI
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