Applied Materials (AMAT) is a dominant supplier to the semiconductor, packaging, and solar photovoltaics (PV) manufacturing industries. So when AMAT sent around a press release saying that they had big news about chip manufacturing under their hat, we paid attention.
Look to www.ElectroIQ.com/index/Semiconductors.html when the news is announced this afternoon for a podcast interview with AMAT, news coverage, and more.
Lately, Applied Materials has curbed its involvement in one area: thin film photovoltaics. Earlier this year, AMAT shifted funding from the Sunfab project to silicon photovoltaics (c-Si) and LEDs.
Just last week, AMAT's Q32010 numbers were poured over by analysts, and yesterday, Applied Ventures announced an equity stake in a company called BT Imaging (BTi).
Check back to www.electroiq.com this afternoon for AMAT's latest press.
This blog serves readers of ElectroIQ.com, the home for Solid State Technology (semiconductors), Photovoltaics World (photovoltaics), Advanced Packaging (packaging) and Small Times (nanotech/MEMS).
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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