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BATI
and OptiWorks Announced Partnership at OFC
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Anaheim,
CA, March 8, 2005
- Boston Applied Technologies
Incorporated (BATI) and OptiWorks today announced the partnership
at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference (OFC). BATI and OptiWorks
will jointly develop, manufacture, and market BATI's photonic products
based on OptoCeramic® materials. With the combined advantages
of strong R&D and manufacturing capabilities, BATI and OptiWorks
are ready to serve the fiber-optic and telecommunication industries
and to help pave the way to the broadband future with the most reliable
products at the lowest cost. BATI and OptiWorks showcased their
products together at the OFC for the first time.
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BATI
was founded in 2002 by the key management and technical team formerly
with Corning Applied Technologies, a subsidiary of Corning Incorporated.
BATI's proprietary OptoCeramicTM materials and devices
technology platform make it unique advantageous for high performance
and low cost solid-state light controlling applications ranging
from fiber optic communications to optical sensors and instrumentations.
OptiWorks,
a leading supplier of fiber optic components and integrated modules,
was founded in 2000. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of BizLink
Technology, a major supplier of electrical and optical connectivity
components. OptiWorks is committed to supporting the growing demands
of the fiber optic industry by engineering and manufacturing superior
components and integrated modules in prototype and mass production
quantities from its state-of-the-art facilities located in Fremont,
CA and Shanghai, China.
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About BATi
Boston Applied
Technologies Incorporated (BATi) was formed in 2002 by the key management
and technical team formerly with Corning Applied Technologies, a
subsidiary of Corning Incorporated. With many years' development
effort and a group of industry pioneers, BATI has established a
unique leading position in designing, manufacturing and marketing
a variety of light and polarization management components for the
telecommunications and instrumentation markets.
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