Black Semiconductor has announced the acquisition of Applied Nanolayers (ANL), a strategic move to significantly accelerate the development of its Integrated Graphene Photonics (IGP) technology. The acquisition is expected to speed up Black Semiconductor’s technology development by two years.
The acquisition combines Black Semiconductor’s expertise in chip architectures and photonic process technology with ANL’s specialized knowledge in graphene material production.
Black Semiconductor has announced the acquisition of Applied Nanolayers (ANL), a strategic move to significantly accelerate the development of its Integrated Graphene Photonics (IGP) technology. The acquisition is expected to speed up Black Semiconductor’s technology development by two years.The acquisition combines Black Semiconductor’s expertise in chip architectures and photonic process technology with ANL’s specialized knowledge in graphene material production.
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