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April 25th, 2005
Re-entry after a $750 million exit
Abstract:
A MEMS startup gets swooped up for $750 million in stock. Two years later it's sold again in a deal worth $10 million. Vast difference? Not according to Jesko von Windheim, who was along for Cronos Integrated Microsystems' wild ride after it was bought by JDS Uniphase. He now leads Nextreme Thermal Solutions, which is developing nanoscale materials that pump heat from integrated circuits and other electronic devices.
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