NanoMarkets has released the transcripts from the firm’s recent teleconference on ITO and alternative transparent conductor markets. Persons interested in requesting a copy of the transcripts may do so at http://www.nanomarkets.net/events. The content from the event was drawn from the NanoMarkets report, “Transparent Conductor Markets 2010: ITO and the Alternatives.”
New NanoMarkets Report Shows E-Paper Display Industry Maturing But Opportunities Still Abound
The e-paper display business has survived a tough year and has emerged as a mainstream display technology with strong prospects going forward says a new report from NanoMarkets LC, a Virginia-based industry analyst firm which has been covering the e-paper space for more than four years. The report goes on to project that by 2015, revenues for e-paper space will reach $2.6 billion in revenues.
The report titled, “Transparent Conductor Markets 2010: ITO and the Alternatives” is due to be released in June of 2010. The report continues the firm’s industry leading coverage of the space since 2007.
NanoMarkets Releases New Report on Thin-Film and Printable Batteries
Firm sees $1.1 billion revenue opportunity in 2015 for thin-film and printable batteries led by their use in sensors and powered smart card applications. Suppliers are now beginning to ship in volume and are making their business cases based on thinness, flexibility, eco-friendliness and safety factors.
NanoMarkets Releases New Report on (EMC) Materials and Components Markets
Report predicts $13.6 billion (EMC) market in 2015 and concludes that EMC, once a relatively stagnant market, is now a growth opportunity due to the explosion in wireless communications and the trend towards miniaturization of personal electronics with more features and components inside
NanoMarkets Releases New Report Analyzing Product and Market Strategies of OLED Lighting Business
The report concludes that OLED lighting firms will soon be able to deliver OLED panels with price points and performance that will make them competitive in the specialty, designer and architectural lighting sectors but will still have to scale up the size of panels and build a lot more manufacturing facilities before they will be ready to take on the general lighting sector.
New Report Claims That Electrostatic Discharge Protection Will Key to Extending Moore’s Law
NanoMarkets' new report says that the semiconductor industry's quest to achieve smaller and smaller node sizes will boost the demand for electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection products needed to offset the increased vulnerability of devices to static electricity. Indeed, NanoMarkets claims that without more and better ESD products and materials, the semiconductor industry's adherence to Moore's Law will begin to run out of steam.
New NanoMarkets Report Identifies the Key Opportunities and Strategies for Printed Batteries
The report, "Printed Battery Markets: 2009 and Beyond " contains the latest analysis and market projections from NanoMarkets' ongoing research of the "thin" batteries market.
NanoMarkets releases executive summary from report on printed and organic signage markets
Glen Allen, VA:NanoMarkets has released a summary from its recent report on printed and organic electronic signage markets. The summary is available on the NanoMarkets website under its premium content section. To access the document visit the firm's website at www.nanomarkets.net.
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