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FPD/PCB NEWS`April 15
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In partnering together, the two companies will offer display manufacturers their combined inspection, transfer, and mounting technologies, data analysis technologies, and manufacturing-related technologies, enhancing customer production efficiency that benefits the mini/micro LED display market. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`April 9
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Shin-Etsu has acquired an about 150,000 u business site in the city where it will build a new manufacturing and research-and-development base for semiconductor lithography materials. The company invests in the new plant in phases, with the first phase of investment to be completed by 2026. The investment, including the acquisition of the land, is expected to amount to about \83 billion yen at the completion of the first phase of construction. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`March 29
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The company will increase production of non-conductive film (NCF) and thermal conductive sheet (thermal interface material:TIM) both of which have already been adopted by Resonac's customers for use in high-performance semiconductor chips. Resonac plans to invest 15 billion yen in facilities to produce these materials and will commence operation of the expanded facilities in and after 2024 step-by-step. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`March 22
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DXPS will develop and manufacture microdevices and optical semiconductor device products that have been operated by DXPC and Kyoto Semiconductor. Dexerials will sell them to customers as its photonics products. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`February 28
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This agent also makes it possible to reshape molded epoxy products so they can continue to be used for their original intended application, reducing environmental impact over the entire product lifecycle and contributing to the achievement of carbon neutrality. The company aims to advance to the verification test stage by 2027. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`February 6
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Phonix Seiko specializes in precision work and unit assembly of plastic products. It is particularly strong in welding of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) products, which are crucial for semiconductor production equipment. The company has been one of the important partner companies of SCREEN SPE for years. Combining the company's plastic processing technology with SCREEN SPE's cleaning equipment knowhow is expected to bolster the performance of the PVC products used in semiconductor production equipment. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`January 31
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FPD/PCB NEWS`January 29
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DNP and UBE will jointly operate UBE Scientific Analysis Laboratory (USAL), a UBE group company that analyzes organic, inorganic and polymer compounds, with DNP acquiring 66.625% of the issued shares of USAL. USAL will become a joint venture between the two companies, with UBE continuously holding a 33.375% stake. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`January 26
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Fujifilm has launched FFMT Kyushu as its Kumamoto base for semiconductor materials, producing not only display materials but also semiconductor materials to ensure supply stability. This is Fujifilm's first CMP slurries production facility in Japan. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`January 24
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Toray overcame that challenge by creating a nanostructure with highly oriented molecular chains of Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) across two dimensions by leveraging its proprietary extrusion and biaxial stretching technologies. The resulting film is nearly as strong as stainless steel, with more than twice the tensile strength of polyethylene terephthalate film that serves in common industrial applications. It is also as strong as the toughest plastic film, made of aramid. Toray's film could serve in superconductivity, space, and other cryogenic applications. Its high strength saves weight and space. Because of its nanostructure, the film offers a maximum in-plane thermal conductivity of 18 W/m/K. This is more than 10 times higher than that of polyethylene terephthalate film. Toray's film could function as a heat-dissipating material for flexible devices and other applications requiring miniaturization, lightness, insulation, and flexibility. |
FPD/PCB NEWS`January 15
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FUJIFILM Electronic Materials will install a production facility for color filter materials used in image sensors at the Kyushu site of its manufacturing subsidiary, FUJIFILM Material Manufacturing. This facility is expected to start operations in the spring of 2025. |