Atomera Inc. Sees Strong Customer Interest and Growth in Semiconductor Market

Friday, 26 April 2024, 06:00

Atomera reports significant progress in customer engagements, particularly with STMicroelectronics, aiming for production releases. The company sees ongoing discussions with multiple customers for licensing and Joint Development Agreements. Additionally, exploring new revenue potential in compound semiconductors like GaN market could bring faster time to revenue. Financials show steady improvement with reduced GAAP net loss and outlook for growth in revenues and operating expenses.
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Atomera Inc. Sees Strong Customer Interest and Growth in Semiconductor Market

Atomera Inc. Q1 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

Atomera reports significant progress in customer engagements, particularly with STMicroelectronics, aiming for production releases. The company sees ongoing discussions with multiple customers for licensing and Joint Development Agreements.

Customer Activity and Market Overview

  • The semiconductor industry modestly growing, led by companies focusing on AI technologies.
  • Storage Memory segment showing growth post contraction in 2023.

Opportunities and Strategies

  1. Initial Customer progress with STMicroelectronics showing promise for revenue and growth.
  2. Focus on developing licenses and Joint Development Agreements to expand customer base.

Financial Outlook: Atomera reports reduced GAAP net loss and improving revenues. Our expanded efforts in research and partnerships position us for significant growth.


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