RIBER, the global leader for molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) equipment serving the semiconductor industry, is announcing an order for a Compact 21 research system.
A new European customer has ordered a Compact 21 system which will be used for the research
and the development of quantum computers. The flexibility and versatility of MBE in the choices of
materials constituting various electronic devices make it a reference technology for devices
dedicated to quantum computers.
As well as demonstrating once again the commercial success of the Compact 21 product range,
the world’s best-selling research MBE system, this new order highlights the Compact 21’s suitability
with highest standards for research on III-V, II-VI, nitride & oxide materials.
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