Join your colleagues as we provide an overview from leading suppliers on how the semiconductor supply chain can help meet the demands of the energy-efficient lighting market. LED manufacturing capacity is quickly heading for a significant shortage around 2010. The projected demand will require between 300 and 650 high-capacity MOCVD reactors worth $650 million to $1.4 billion. The capacity shortage is driven by a 20% CAGR forecast in total LED demand through 2012, resulting in projected revenue ranging from $15.8 billion to $24 billion.

Thank you to all who registered for the New England Breakfast Forum - Lighting the Way: High Brightness LEDs” - on March 10, 2010 at Teradyne in N. Reading, MA. Following are presentations from our event.

• Jed Dorsheimer, Principal, Sr. Equity Analyst, CANACCORD Adams
• Chuck DeMilo, Director of Product Marketing, Luminus Devices, Inc.
• Jim Fahey, Ph.D., Global General Manager, Growth Technologies, Dow Electronic Materials - The Dow Chemical Co.
• Theodore D. Moustakas, Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Boston University

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