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aweXome Ray has raised 7.5 billion won ($5.3 million) in a Series B bridge round to support the launch of its carbon nanotube membranes for EUV pellicles. The funding will stabilize production and prepare for initial deliveries.
Korean materials startup aweXome Ray has opened a dedicated production line for carbon nanotube membranes used in extreme ultraviolet pellicles. The funding will be used to stabilize production and strengthen quality controls. Customer evaluations are currently underway, with initial revenue expected once they are completed. This marks aweXome Ray's first step from research toward commercial supply.
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aweXome Ray
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Anyang Si, Gyeonggi, South Korea
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aweXome Ray is a Korean materials startup focused on developing carbon nanotube membranes for extreme ultraviolet (EUV) pellicles used in semiconductor manufacturing. The company is transitioning from research to commercial supply, with plans to produce ultrathin membranes that protect photomasks from contaminants. Their proprietary technology allows for continuous production of CNT membranes and fibers, catering to the evolving demands of advanced chip fabrication.
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