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ATLANTA -- Circuits Assembly today launched its new Web log featuring up-to-the-minute reports and commentary on the electronics manufacturing industry.
The Web log (or "blog") is managed by Circuits Assembly editor in chief Mike Buetow, and will feature regular commentary from several leading technologists.
The blog is located at http://circuitsassembly.com/blog/.
The Web log (or "blog") is managed by Circuits Assembly editor in chief Mike Buetow, and will feature regular commentary from several leading technologists.
The blog is located at http://circuitsassembly.com/blog/.
NORWALK, CT – Revenue from major applications and products based on organic
electro-optical materials will spike from $2.6 billion last year to $10.5 billion by 2001, an average annual growth rate of 26.4%. According to a soon-to-be-released report from BCC Research, primary applications include displays, telecommunications and photonics, plus laser and nonlinear optics.
Sales of organic-based displays were $615 million last year, the firm says, about 24% of the total market. By 2011, the market will top $3 billion (29% share), BCC estimates, an AAGR of 30.8%.
Organic-based telecommunications and photonics materials were by far the largest market in 2005, accounting for about 75%, or $2 billion. By 2011, that segment will reach almost $7.5 billion, growing 24.9% annually.
Sales of organic-based displays were $615 million last year, the firm says, about 24% of the total market. By 2011, the market will top $3 billion (29% share), BCC estimates, an AAGR of 30.8%.
Organic-based telecommunications and photonics materials were by far the largest market in 2005, accounting for about 75%, or $2 billion. By 2011, that segment will reach almost $7.5 billion, growing 24.9% annually.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Overlooked by the media, but not by investors, Malaysia continues to be a quiet hot spot for foreign investment in electronics manufacturing.
Outside investors poured $4.9 billion into manufacturing facilites in Malaysia last year, the highest mark since 2001, according to the nation's trade ministry. Electrical and electronics products accounts for half the Southeast Asia nation's annual exports.
Outside investors poured $4.9 billion into manufacturing facilites in Malaysia last year, the highest mark since 2001, according to the nation's trade ministry. Electrical and electronics products accounts for half the Southeast Asia nation's annual exports.
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