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January 8, 2009
Laura A. Smoliar, Ph.D., CEO, Mobius Photonics, Inc.
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| Laura A. Smoliar, Ph.D., CEO, Mobius Photonics, Inc.
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Given current global economic challenges, we expect 2009 to be a time where strong equipment makers focus on development of next-generation products with new technologies so that they can capture market share when the economy rebounds. We also expect to see consolidation in established market areas and more entrants in growing market sectors, such as solar. Lasers will have many opportunities for design wins in the 2009 development cycle, especially if they can outpace the reliability and performance of current offerings.
This means that lasers for semiconductor, solar, and other electronics materials processing must address increasing demands for efficiency and lower cost of ownership while providing better value in terms of enabling higher throughput. Scalable platforms with flexibility and field serviceability will be essential to high-volume manufacturers looking to keep production costs in check while shaving time to market entry.
Mobius Photonics will work with strategic clients in the equipment space to develop new material processing capabilities, new applications, and new markets. By working closely, processing equipment can be designed to take full advantage of the new capabilities that lasers afford. Although it will take some time for the economics of certain business sectors to gain full momentum, we will continue to build our business in applications where Mobius’ products are now qualified. This will enable us to be ready to meet customer demand as it occurs.
Laura A. Smoliar, Ph.D.
, CEO
Mobius Photonics, Inc.
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February 1, 2012
Frank P. Averdung, President & CEO, SUSS MicroTec AG
2011 was one of the best years ever for SUSS MicroTec. Thriving electronics markets needed additional production capacity for new semiconductor products. SUSS MicroTec, one of the key equipment suppliers for the semiconductor backend, benefited accordingly. SUSS MicroTec could expand its strong market position. We achieved market leader status in three out of our ...
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January 31, 2012
Bruce W. Hueners, President and CEO, Palomar Technologies, Inc.
Looking forward to 2012, the strong foundation from Palomar Technologies’ 2011 performance allows us to stay focused on our customers' increased demand for improved functionality and performance in advanced application and process development. Palomar Technologies has remained on the leading edge of packaging trends, ensuring enhanced device performance with increasing miniaturization ...
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January 26, 2012
Brian Schmaltz, Western Area Sales Manager, NAMICS Technologies Inc.
I would expect to see 2012 continue to provide slow growth, as an industry I would predict 2012 to be a year of change. Continued trend to smaller, lighter, longer life portable electronics such as smart phones and tablets with communication to a network system at faster speeds (Cloud, 4G+). Packaging and manufacturing engineers pushing the boundaries with sub 28nm node, low-k ...
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January 25, 2012
James Quinn, Vice President Global Sales & Marketing, Multitest
The semiconductor industry is moving into another year of uncertainty and challenge. In times of uncertainty, companies cope by driving innovation to achieve increased functionality, smaller dimensions, higher integration and less power consumption. "Cost of test", "more than Moore' is nothing new, but will stay in the focus for next year. Today, being a total solution supplier is more ...
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January 24, 2012
Bryan Ekus, Managing Director, IPVEA
In the photovoltaic equipment market, we very are optimistic about 2011.This is in part due to conversations with my industry colleagues that they have orders, as well as the industry’s expansion into new technological territories with improved efficiencies along with innovative ways to lower costs. The industry as a whole is recapturing momentum from a difficult period and our ...
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