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Home > News > Applied Materials bets on solar cells as growth engine

September 5th, 2006

Applied Materials bets on solar cells as growth engine

Abstract:
The semiconductor equipment provider today (September 5) announced that it intends to provide a combination of manufacturing tools, together with technology and process innovations from the flat panel and semiconductor industries that are expected to enable customers to increase conversion efficiency and yields, helping to lower the overall cost per watt for solar electricity users.

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