+44 (0)24 7671 8970
More publications     •     Advertise with us     •     Contact us
 
News Article

AMAT and Tokyo Electron merge to form Eteris

News

The new company will be focused on creating and enabling technology innovations that improve the way people live

Applied Materials, Inc. and Tokyo Electron Limited have unveiled the new name and logo of their combined company which will be used once the merger closes.

Derived from the concept of eternal innovation for society, Eteris embodies the spirit of what will drive the new company and speaks to what makes the combination unique.

"The new name for our combined company builds on the strong legacies of Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron, creating something even greater than the sum of the two," says Tetsuro Higashi, chairman, president and CEO of Tokyo Electron. "At the time we announced our plans to merge, we said this was a bold step forward for our industry. The name Eteris demonstrates our commitment to a new and exciting future for our company to create and enable technology innovations that improve the way people live." 

"Eteris is innovative and forward-looking and our logo symbolises expanding future opportunities driving a new era of innovation and growth," says Gary Dickerson, president and CEO of Applied Materials. "With a new name, mission and vision, we are bringing our new company into focus so that we can move quickly, execute our combined strategy and begin to create value as soon as the merger closes."

Eteris captures the company's focus on innovations that will enable its customers and move the industry forward. Core to Eteris is the promise to leave a positive and lasting impact on the world. Paired with the name is a bold logo that celebrates Eteris' role in realising the incredible possibility of technology.

At the heart of the mark, the bright green square symbolises the energy of the new company, the power of its technology and the foundation of innovation it provides to enable customer success. From the green foundation, bright colours and new dimensions expand, representing the many innovations Eteris will make possible every day. The logo represents expanding future opportunities that drive new innovation and growth.

The unveiling of the new company's name and logo are the latest milestones in the merger's progress. Last month the stockholders of Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron declared strong support for the combination. Approximately 99 percent of the shares voting at the Applied Materials stockholder meeting and 95 percent of the shares voting at the Tokyo Electron stockholder meeting voted to adopt the proposed business combination. These results underscore the value the combination brings to stockholders. 

The closing of the business combination remains subject to customary conditions set forth in the parties' Business Combination Agreement, including review by regulators in various countries. Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron expect the transaction to close in the second half of 2014.

Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson, left, and Tokyo Electron Chairman and CEO Tetsuro (Terry) Higashi, right, unveil 'Eteris' the new name of their combined company once the merger is approved, at an event on Monday, July 7th, 2014, in San Francisco, California

 

 

 

 

Purdue, imec, Indiana announce partnership
Resilinc partners with SEMI on supply chain resilience
NIO and NXP collaborate on 4D imaging radar deployment
Panasonic Industry digitally transforms with Blue Yonder
Global semiconductor sales decrease 8.7%
MIT engineers “grow” atomically thin transistors on top of computer chips
Keysight joins TSMC Open Innovation Platform 3DFabric Alliance
Leti Innovation Days to explore microelectronics’ transformational role
Quantum expansion
indie launches 'breakthrough' 120 GHz radar transceiver
Wafer fab equipment - facing uncertain times?
Renesas expands focus on India
Neuralink selects Takano Wafer Particle Measurement System
Micron reveals committee members
Avoiding unscheduled downtime in with Preventive Vacuum Service
NFC chip market size to surpass US$ 7.6 billion
Fujifilm breaks ground on new €30 million European expansion
Fraunhofer IIS/EAS selects Achronix embedded FPGAs
Siemens announces certifications for TSMC’s latest processes
EU Chips Act triggers further €7.4bn investment
ASE recognised for excellence by Texas Instruments
Atomera signs license agreement with STMicroelectronics
Gartner forecasts worldwide semiconductor revenue to decline 11% in 2023
CHIPS for America outlines vision for the National Semiconductor Technology Center
TSMC showcases new technology developments
Alphawave Semi showcases 3nm connectivity solutions
Greene Tweed to open new facility in Korea
Infineon enables next-generation automotive E/E architectures
Global AFM market to reach $861.5 million
Cepton expands proprietary chipset
Semtech adds two industry veterans to board of directors
Specialty gas expansion
×
Search the news archive

To close this popup you can press escape or click the close icon.
Logo
×
Logo
×
Register - Step 1

You may choose to subscribe to the Silicon Semiconductor Magazine, the Silicon Semiconductor Newsletter, or both. You may also request additional information if required, before submitting your application.


Please subscribe me to:

 

You chose the industry type of "Other"

Please enter the industry that you work in:
Please enter the industry that you work in: