We have recently updated our analysis of the graphene and 2D materials industry. This analysis is based upon a very close engagement with the community. We have interviewed and profiled more than 40 companies, innovators and end users. We have organised six international conferences and tradeshows on graphene, and have advised many clients in formulating their graphene strategy vis-à-vis graphene. In this article we will share with you our latest analysis of the industry. Herein we will share with you our slides covering the following: - Our general observations about the market - Analysis of the latest trends including the rise of China, patent/publication trends and increase in the number of suppliers - Investment and revenue by supplier - CNT and graphene production capacity by player - Benchmarking of suppliers - Application pipeline - Intelligence on existing products

Quantum Materials Corp has announced that it has met target expansion of its lab and manufacturing operations on schedule in response to increased demand for the Company's recently -launched line of heat-resistant QDX™ Quantum Dots.

Phase change random access memory is one of the strongest candidates for next-generation nonvolatile memory for flexible and wearable electronics.

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Each year IDTechEx Research releases its up-to-date market report on graphene and related materials: Graphene and 2D Materials: Markets, Technologies and Opportunities 2015-2025.

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Thinfilm partnering with additional leading companies in our efforts to bridge the physical and digital worlds and make everyday items smart

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Orbotech Ltd has announced that it has entered into a co-operation agreement with ITRI research and development organization, to jointly develop solutions for the production of flexible displays to be applied in future smart devices.

At IDTechEx we have been closely following and analysing the transparent conductive film market for the past five years.

Enfucell is pleased to announce a new license partnership with Quad Industries

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DARPA's Open Manufacturing program seeks to build and demonste rapid qualification technologies that comprehensively capture, analyze and control variability in the manufacturing process to predict the properties of resulting products.

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FlexEnable is announcing a technology breakthrough for the manufacture of full colour, organic liquid crystal displays, making the manufacture of glass-free LCDs both practical and cost-effective for the first time.