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    Photonics Business Moves: January 12, 2024

    Jan. 12, 2024
    Here are the top four photonics business moves that made headlines during the week ending January 12, 2024.

    This week’s Photonics Business Moves, which brings photonics business news-making headlines on Fridays, covers leadership team expansions for silicon photonics company Ayar Labs and MicroCare, a new acquisition for Excelitas Technologies, and a distribution partnership for RPMC Lasers.

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    About the Author

    Lee Dubay | Managing Editor

    Lee Dubay is managing editor for Laser Focus World. She is a seasoned editor and content manager with 20 years of experience in B2B media. She specializes in digital/print content management, as well as website analytics, SEO, and social media engagement best practices. 

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