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OXIDE Corporation remains solid after announcing partnership with Sony Group-backed laser technology startup
OXIDE Corporation <6521> shares traded firmly. After the closing bell on the 26th, the company announced it will support the business launch of SCALE photonics (SxP), a startup utilizing advanced laser technology from SONY GROUP CORPORATION <6758>, and promote collaboration with the firm, sparking buy-on-dips interest.
SxP is developing laser light source technology that delivers high peak power and short pulses in a fingertip-sized device via a monolithic chip structure integrating semiconductor and solid-state lasers. OXIDE is providing SxP with an R&D environment by leasing part of its cleanroom facilities, alongside prototyping support at its Yamanashi headquarters factory. The company stated it will combine the strengths of both parties to drive new business creation and commercialization.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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