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Smoltek has yet another granted patent to add to its extensive IP portfolio. This patent, the 49th of the company’s granted patents, is regulating patent rights on nanostructure processing in China.
The new Chinese patent strengthens the position of our helplayer patent family towards forming of nanostructure devices. The method covers different types of nanostructures including carbon nanotubes, nanofibers, nanowires etc.
“Another confirmation of our unique nanostructure growth platform technology that enables manufacturing of nanomaterial devices on CMOS platform. We are humbled to see that our IP footprint is constantly strengthening in China, one of the main hubs for semiconductor manufacturing”, says Dr. M. Shafiq Kabir, Smoltek´s CIO.
Smoltek’s patent portfolio now globally comprises 49 granted patents.
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