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Golden Altos Corporation, founded in 1991 and headquartered in Fremont, California, is a full-service provider specializing in the semiconductor, military, and aerospace industries. The company offers a range of services including hermetic assembly, qualification testing, and program management, with a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. With over 35 years of expertise, Golden Altos has achieved multiple certifications, including ISO-9001 and MIL-PRF-38535, reflecting its dedication to compliance and high standards. The company continues to expand its capabilities by offering innovative services that address the evolving needs of its clients in the semiconductor sector. Generated from the website

OAI is a leading manufacturer of high-performance precision systems in Milpitas, CA, offering a wide range of affordable solutions for the semiconductor, MEMS, microfluidics, packaging, UV measurement, photovoltaic, and solar test industries. With decades of collective experience, OAI's dependable R&D and production solutions are built to last, including their foundational UV and optical equipment that has shaped the photolithography industry. Whether you need standard products or customized solutions, OAI's knowledgeable sales team and experienced application engineers are available to help you overcome your most challenging semiconductor, MEMS, packaging, microfluidic, or PV solar obstacles. With global sales and service, OAI is committed to providing reliable and innovative solutions for various industries.Generated from the website

Nanosys, based in Milpitas, CA, is at the forefront of creating the future of display technology, from televisions to flexible screens and handheld displays. Their innovative solutions are bringing us closer to technology previously only seen in science fiction movies. With a focus on tiny dots and big ideas, Nanosys is propelling the industry forward with cutting-edge advancements in display technology. Their work is shaping the way we interact with screens and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of visual technology. Generated from the website