2016-12-09

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The finale of Aixtron’s sale to Grand Chip Investment ended with the Chinese investor dropping the deal after U.S. President Barack Obama prohibited the German equipment maker from transferring key U.S. patents and assets to the acquisitor, due to national security concerns. In brief, Aixtron’s equipment can be used to make GaN wafers that are used in U.S. military applications including Patriot missiles. The German equipment maker is currently considering to sell parts of its business off instead, after the deal with the Chinese investor failed.
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Fluence, a leading global provider of energy-efficient LED lighting solutions for commercial cannabis production, is introducing the latest fixture in its VYPR top light series: VYPR 4. The low-profile luminaire features a fully sealed, triple... READ MORE

Samsung Electronics Singapore demonstrated its ongoing commitment to the future of virtual production in Southeast Asia and Oceania with a showcase of The Wall for Virtual Production (IVC series) in Singapore. Developed in collaboration with A... READ MORE