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hi trader,
hab einen neuen wert entdeckt
constellation 3d oder cddd
ist seid dem 15.11.2000 an der nasdaq gelistet
war vorher otc mit dem kürzel cfmd
hier ein bericht aus der chip 11/2000
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Das Ende der DVD?
Von Natalia Pander und Matthias Holtz
Eben hat die DVD ihren Siegeszug als großer Datenspeicher angetreten, da verspricht ein neues Medium bereits das Achtfache ihres Speichervolumens: die Fluorescent Multilayer Disk (FMD).
Gestern war CD, heute ist DVD. Die Digital Versatile Disk ist auf dem besten Weg, die CD als Standardmedium abzulösen. Doch der Sieger von heute könnte der Verlierer von morgen sein: Der DVD droht starke Konkurrenz durch ein neues Speichermedium.
Die New Yorker Firma Constellation 3D hat eine Technologie entwickelt, die mit 140 GByte fast die achtfache Datenmenge einer DVD speichern kann. Die Fluorescent-Multilayer-Technologie (FMT) fußt auf dem selben Prinzip wie die DVD. Während die DVD aber pro Seite nur zwei Schichten aufweist, die ihre Kapazität derzeit auf maximal 18 GByte beschränken, kann eine FMD zehn Layer und mehr haben.
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Hintergrund: Technik und Möglichkeiten
Optische Speichermedien mit mehreren Schichten wurden erstmals von Philips und IBM vorgestellt.
Dual Layer DVD: Bei einem DVD-Player liest der Laserstrahl erst die Daten der oberen, dann jene der unteren Schicht. Das reflektierte Signal wird von einem Detektor aufgefangen.
Die bekannteste Ausführung dieses Konzeptes, bei dem das Licht des Abtast-Lasers reflektiert wird, ist die DVD mit ihren zwei Schichten pro Seite. Sowohl der Laserstrahl, als auch das von ihm reflektierte Licht hat eine Wellenlänge von 650 Nanometer (roter Laser). Je mehr Schichten bei diesem Prinzip verwendet werden, desto höher ist der Anteil an Interferenzen und Streulicht, der das Signal stört und es ab einem gewissen Level unleserlich macht.
Multilayer Disk (FMD): Je mehr Schichten eine Disk hat, umso schwieriger wird es, aus Interferenzen und Streulicht das Signal herauszufiltern. Bei der Fluorescent Multilayer Disk (FMD) dringt der Laserstrahl durch die oberen Layer und bringt die Schicht zum Leuchten, von der er die Daten liest. Die Wellenlänge des reflektierten Signals wird dadurch verschoben, so dass sie für den Detektor leichter zu erkennen ist.
Bei der fluoreszierenden Disk hingegen bringt ein 650-Nanometer-Laserstrahl die Partikel einer Schicht zum Leuchten, und zwar mit 680 Nanometer zum „roten Ende“ des Lichtspektrums versetzt. Den Entwicklern von Constellation 3D zufolge lassen sich auf dieser Basis Interferenzen und Streulicht wesentlich einfacher herausfiltern, so dass theoretisch Disks mit hundert Schichten realisierbar wären.
20 Stunden hochauflösendes Video auf einer Disk
Der Erfinder dieser Super-DVD will im Laufe dieses oder des nächsten Jahres drei Produkte zur Serienreife entwickeln. Die FMD Read Only Memory Disk entspricht mit 120 mm Durchmesser der Größe einer CD, verfügt anfangs über zehn Layer und fasst 140 MByte Daten. Damit können bis zu 20 Stunden High Definition Television (HDTV) auf einer Scheibe gespeichert werden. Zudem hat die FMD den Vorteil, dass die Hersteller von DVD-Laufwerken ihre Geräte nur minimal verändern müssten, um sie für die FMD zu rüsten. Laut Constellation 3D könnten entsprechende Laufwerke zudem kompatibel zur CD und zur DVD sein.
Eine mit 30 mm sehr kompakte Variante der FMD ROM ist die FMD Microm WORM (Write-Once-Read-Many). Auch diese einmal beschreibbare Version besteht aus zehn Schichten und kann bis zu 4 GByte Daten fassen. Constellation 3D sieht die FMD WORM in erster Linie als Datenträger für Notebooks, Digitalkameras und Videorecorder.
Alternative Speicherkarten
Außer an rotierenden Speicherscheiben arbeitet das Unternehmen auch an Speicherkarten, die auf fluoreszierenden Schichten beruhen. Die ersten Prototypen der Fluorescent Multilayer Card (FMC) mit der Bezeichnung „Clear Card“ in der Größe einer Kreditkarte können bis zu 10 GByte speichern. Die 20 Layer der Clear Card erreichen bei einer Datendichte von 400 MByte pro Quadratzentimeter eine Übertragungsrate von über 1 GByte pro Sekunde. Mehrfach beschreibbare Versionen sind geplant.
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Ausblick: Fluoreszierende Medien auf dem Vormarsch
Ob fluoreszierende Medien tatsächlich das „Aus“ der DVD einläuten werden, bleibt abzuwarten.
Selbst bei Constellation 3D gehen in dieser Frage die Meinungen auseinander. Während Vizepräsident Patrick Maloney in London vor Journalisten der DVD ein baldiges Ende prophezeite, äußerte sich Marketingchef John Ellis gegenüber CHIP eher moderat: „Ich sehe die FMD/C-Technologie zur Zeit eher als Ergänzung und weniger als Ersatz der herkömmlichen DVD. Vor allem Spielefirmen und die Filmindustrie mit ihrem enormen Speicherbedarf könnten künftig fluoreszierende Medien einsetzen.“
Die meisten führenden Unternehmen halten sich noch zurück, aber mit Ricoh arbeitet zumindest ein Keyplayer der Branche mit Constellation 3D zusammen. Geplant ist ein Konsortium zur Standardisierung der neuen Technologie.
noch eine meldung:
Thursday November 2, 7:04 am Eastern Time
Press Release
Constellation 3D to Host a Series of Broker/Analyst Presentations Including IDC Participation and FMD Video Disc Player Demonstration
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (``C3D`` or the ``Company``) Bulletin Board OTC: CFMD will host a series of broker/analyst presentations:
London, UK on 20 November 2000,
Frankfurt, Germany on 22 November 2000 and
New York, NY on 27 November 2000.
An expert from International Data Corporation (``IDC``) will outline the applicable markets for C3D`s Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (``FMD``) technology and analyze the current and expected future sizes of these markets.
C3D will then discuss the initial target markets from which it intends to generate FMD-related revenues and then describe the methods, such as licensing and joint venture agreements by which it intends to commercially exploit its technology.
The presentation will include an FMD Video Disc Player prototype demonstration, in which different video content will be played from each layer.
``We have now reached the stage in our corporate development - having achieved interim funding goals and making progress towards agreements with key strategic partners for the mass manufacture of FMD products - where it is appropriate to present to the professional investment community a more thorough account of our plans for the next few years``, said Dr. Eugene Levich, Chairman & CEO of C3D. ``The revenue potential that will arise from the successful exploitation of FMD technology is enormous and, as we prepare for industrial production of the first FMD products next year, it is an opportune moment to explain the potential revenues we anticipate generating and the means by which we will seek to achieve this for the benefit of our shareholders.``
To coincide with these presentations the company will also be interviewed on NBC Europe`s ``Giga`` Show, taped at its studios in Cologne, Germany. The Show, to be aired live on 23 November 2000 throughout Europe, will also include an FMD Video Disc Player prototype demonstration.
FMD Playback Systems for Digital Cinema, HDTV and Personal Video Recorders are currently under development with industry partners and will be demonstrated in the coming months to the Broadcast & Movie Industries. These systems, due for commercial release next year, are based on inexpensive red laser and therefore capable of playing current CD & DVD content. Another system in development includes a playback system based on C3D`s credit-card-sized FMC video ``ClearCard``, with a capacity of 5GB per side.
Initial mass-market FMD applications will also include Digital Cameras, Digital Video Camcorders and Recordable (disc & card) Drives for the PC & Laptop markets.
About Constellation 3D, Inc. C3D develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard(TM). The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
About International Data Corporation IDC is a leading provider of technology intelligence, industry analysis, market data, and strategic and tactical guidance to builders, providers and users of information technology. Headquartered in Framingham, MA, the company has offices worldwide. More information is available at www.idc.com.
Statements contained in the news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.
und nochmal aktuell:
( BW)(NY-CONSTELLATION-3D)(CDDD) Steag Hamatech and Constellation 3D Sign LOI to Develop Equipment for Producing FMD Media
Companies to Expand Standards for High-Capacity Optical Disc Storage
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 16, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (NASD: CDDD) and optical disc equipment supplier Steag Hamatech today announced the completion of a formal letter of intent. Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate on the design and development of machinery for producing Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD) media.
"This agreement is part of 3D`s strategy to align strategic partners to cover the entire line of FMD media production including chemicals, films, disc manufacturing machinery and drives," said Constellation 3D CTO Vladimir Schwartz. "Steag is the recognized world leader in the production of dye coating equipment for writable CD and DVD formats - and their expertise in this area is invaluable to our continuing efforts and success. Currently we are compiling the pieces for a complete media production operation. Industry leaders such as Zeon Chemicals and Steag will play key roles in the success of our program."
The introduction of FMD smashes the barriers of existing data storage formats. Depending on the application and the market requirements, the first generation of 120mm (CD Sized) FMD ROM discs will hold 50 - 140 Gigabytes of pre-recorded data on 12 - 30 data layers with a total thickness of under 2mm. In comparison, a standard DVD disc holds just 4.7 Gigabytes. With C3D`s proprietary parallel reading and writing technology, data transfer speeds can exceed 1 gigabit per second, again depending on the application and market need.
"The future of data storage requires the industry move beyond 2-dimension memory to achieve the high capacity the market will demand," said Dr. Stephan Mohren, President and CEO of Steag Hamatech. "Constellation 3D has demonstrated the feasibility of fluorescent multilayer technology, and we`re excited to be part of the effort to develop manufacturing systems that will make inexpensive FMD media a mass market reality."
STEAG HamaTech, Inc. together with STEAG HamaTech AG form a world-class research and developing department. The company`s combined strength ensures that it delivers robust and reliable technology - exemplified by its agreement with C3D.
Constellation 3D, Inc. develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard. The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
STEAG HamaTech, Inc, USA, Is a wholly owned subsidiary of STEAG HamaTech AG, Germany, and is the only company in the United States that develops and produces replication systems for the optical disc industry. For 10 years the company has delivered state of the art equipment for Manufacturing CD-Audio/ROM and DVD worldwide. The company`s primary goal is to extend its technical advantage and continue to develop advanced production systems that meet its customer`s requirements.
Statements contained in the news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.
THE SEC AND NASD HAVE NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.
hier die aktuellste meldung:
( BW)(NY-CONSTELLATION-3D)(CDDD) Steag Hamatech and Constellation 3D Sign LOI to Develop Equipment for Producing FMD Media
Companies to Expand Standards for High-Capacity Optical Disc Storage
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 16, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (NASD: CDDD) and optical disc equipment supplier Steag Hamatech today announced the completion of a formal letter of intent. Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate on the design and development of machinery for producing Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD) media.
"This agreement is part of 3D`s strategy to align strategic partners to cover the entire line of FMD media production including chemicals, films, disc manufacturing machinery and drives," said Constellation 3D CTO Vladimir Schwartz. "Steag is the recognized world leader in the production of dye coating equipment for writable CD and DVD formats - and their expertise in this area is invaluable to our continuing efforts and success. Currently we are compiling the pieces for a complete media production operation. Industry leaders such as Zeon Chemicals and Steag will play key roles in the success of our program."
The introduction of FMD smashes the barriers of existing data storage formats. Depending on the application and the market requirements, the first generation of 120mm (CD Sized) FMD ROM discs will hold 50 - 140 Gigabytes of pre-recorded data on 12 - 30 data layers with a total thickness of under 2mm. In comparison, a standard DVD disc holds just 4.7 Gigabytes. With C3D`s proprietary parallel reading and writing technology, data transfer speeds can exceed 1 gigabit per second, again depending on the application and market need.
"The future of data storage requires the industry move beyond 2-dimension memory to achieve the high capacity the market will demand," said Dr. Stephan Mohren, President and CEO of Steag Hamatech. "Constellation 3D has demonstrated the feasibility of fluorescent multilayer technology, and we`re excited to be part of the effort to develop manufacturing systems that will make inexpensive FMD media a mass market reality."
STEAG HamaTech, Inc. together with STEAG HamaTech AG form a world-class research and developing department. The company`s combined strength ensures that it delivers robust and reliable technology - exemplified by its agreement with C3D.
Constellation 3D, Inc. develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard. The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
STEAG HamaTech, Inc, USA, Is a wholly owned subsidiary of STEAG HamaTech AG, Germany, and is the only company in the United States that develops and produces replication systems for the optical disc industry. For 10 years the company has delivered state of the art equipment for Manufacturing CD-Audio/ROM and DVD worldwide. The company`s primary goal is to extend its technical advantage and continue to develop advanced production systems that meet its customer`s requirements.
und hier aktuelle präsentationstermine und analystenvorstellungen:
Demonstration of FMD Videodisc Technology
November 2000, New York. Hosted by Miramax Films
Demonstration of FMD Videodisc Technology (Comdex)
16 November 2000. Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas
Broker/Analyst presentation, with the participation
of an expert from IDC.
20 November 2000. IOD headquarters, London, UK
Broker/Analyst presentation, with the participation
of an expert from IDC.
22 November 2000. Maritim Hotel, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
für mehr info schaut mal in den otc boards nach
good trade
WestSTar
hab einen neuen wert entdeckt
constellation 3d oder cddd
ist seid dem 15.11.2000 an der nasdaq gelistet
war vorher otc mit dem kürzel cfmd
hier ein bericht aus der chip 11/2000
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Das Ende der DVD?
Von Natalia Pander und Matthias Holtz
Eben hat die DVD ihren Siegeszug als großer Datenspeicher angetreten, da verspricht ein neues Medium bereits das Achtfache ihres Speichervolumens: die Fluorescent Multilayer Disk (FMD).
Gestern war CD, heute ist DVD. Die Digital Versatile Disk ist auf dem besten Weg, die CD als Standardmedium abzulösen. Doch der Sieger von heute könnte der Verlierer von morgen sein: Der DVD droht starke Konkurrenz durch ein neues Speichermedium.
Die New Yorker Firma Constellation 3D hat eine Technologie entwickelt, die mit 140 GByte fast die achtfache Datenmenge einer DVD speichern kann. Die Fluorescent-Multilayer-Technologie (FMT) fußt auf dem selben Prinzip wie die DVD. Während die DVD aber pro Seite nur zwei Schichten aufweist, die ihre Kapazität derzeit auf maximal 18 GByte beschränken, kann eine FMD zehn Layer und mehr haben.
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Hintergrund: Technik und Möglichkeiten
Optische Speichermedien mit mehreren Schichten wurden erstmals von Philips und IBM vorgestellt.
Dual Layer DVD: Bei einem DVD-Player liest der Laserstrahl erst die Daten der oberen, dann jene der unteren Schicht. Das reflektierte Signal wird von einem Detektor aufgefangen.
Die bekannteste Ausführung dieses Konzeptes, bei dem das Licht des Abtast-Lasers reflektiert wird, ist die DVD mit ihren zwei Schichten pro Seite. Sowohl der Laserstrahl, als auch das von ihm reflektierte Licht hat eine Wellenlänge von 650 Nanometer (roter Laser). Je mehr Schichten bei diesem Prinzip verwendet werden, desto höher ist der Anteil an Interferenzen und Streulicht, der das Signal stört und es ab einem gewissen Level unleserlich macht.
Multilayer Disk (FMD): Je mehr Schichten eine Disk hat, umso schwieriger wird es, aus Interferenzen und Streulicht das Signal herauszufiltern. Bei der Fluorescent Multilayer Disk (FMD) dringt der Laserstrahl durch die oberen Layer und bringt die Schicht zum Leuchten, von der er die Daten liest. Die Wellenlänge des reflektierten Signals wird dadurch verschoben, so dass sie für den Detektor leichter zu erkennen ist.
Bei der fluoreszierenden Disk hingegen bringt ein 650-Nanometer-Laserstrahl die Partikel einer Schicht zum Leuchten, und zwar mit 680 Nanometer zum „roten Ende“ des Lichtspektrums versetzt. Den Entwicklern von Constellation 3D zufolge lassen sich auf dieser Basis Interferenzen und Streulicht wesentlich einfacher herausfiltern, so dass theoretisch Disks mit hundert Schichten realisierbar wären.
20 Stunden hochauflösendes Video auf einer Disk
Der Erfinder dieser Super-DVD will im Laufe dieses oder des nächsten Jahres drei Produkte zur Serienreife entwickeln. Die FMD Read Only Memory Disk entspricht mit 120 mm Durchmesser der Größe einer CD, verfügt anfangs über zehn Layer und fasst 140 MByte Daten. Damit können bis zu 20 Stunden High Definition Television (HDTV) auf einer Scheibe gespeichert werden. Zudem hat die FMD den Vorteil, dass die Hersteller von DVD-Laufwerken ihre Geräte nur minimal verändern müssten, um sie für die FMD zu rüsten. Laut Constellation 3D könnten entsprechende Laufwerke zudem kompatibel zur CD und zur DVD sein.
Eine mit 30 mm sehr kompakte Variante der FMD ROM ist die FMD Microm WORM (Write-Once-Read-Many). Auch diese einmal beschreibbare Version besteht aus zehn Schichten und kann bis zu 4 GByte Daten fassen. Constellation 3D sieht die FMD WORM in erster Linie als Datenträger für Notebooks, Digitalkameras und Videorecorder.
Alternative Speicherkarten
Außer an rotierenden Speicherscheiben arbeitet das Unternehmen auch an Speicherkarten, die auf fluoreszierenden Schichten beruhen. Die ersten Prototypen der Fluorescent Multilayer Card (FMC) mit der Bezeichnung „Clear Card“ in der Größe einer Kreditkarte können bis zu 10 GByte speichern. Die 20 Layer der Clear Card erreichen bei einer Datendichte von 400 MByte pro Quadratzentimeter eine Übertragungsrate von über 1 GByte pro Sekunde. Mehrfach beschreibbare Versionen sind geplant.
Fluoreszierende Speicher
Ausblick: Fluoreszierende Medien auf dem Vormarsch
Ob fluoreszierende Medien tatsächlich das „Aus“ der DVD einläuten werden, bleibt abzuwarten.
Selbst bei Constellation 3D gehen in dieser Frage die Meinungen auseinander. Während Vizepräsident Patrick Maloney in London vor Journalisten der DVD ein baldiges Ende prophezeite, äußerte sich Marketingchef John Ellis gegenüber CHIP eher moderat: „Ich sehe die FMD/C-Technologie zur Zeit eher als Ergänzung und weniger als Ersatz der herkömmlichen DVD. Vor allem Spielefirmen und die Filmindustrie mit ihrem enormen Speicherbedarf könnten künftig fluoreszierende Medien einsetzen.“
Die meisten führenden Unternehmen halten sich noch zurück, aber mit Ricoh arbeitet zumindest ein Keyplayer der Branche mit Constellation 3D zusammen. Geplant ist ein Konsortium zur Standardisierung der neuen Technologie.
noch eine meldung:
Thursday November 2, 7:04 am Eastern Time
Press Release
Constellation 3D to Host a Series of Broker/Analyst Presentations Including IDC Participation and FMD Video Disc Player Demonstration
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (``C3D`` or the ``Company``) Bulletin Board OTC: CFMD will host a series of broker/analyst presentations:
London, UK on 20 November 2000,
Frankfurt, Germany on 22 November 2000 and
New York, NY on 27 November 2000.
An expert from International Data Corporation (``IDC``) will outline the applicable markets for C3D`s Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (``FMD``) technology and analyze the current and expected future sizes of these markets.
C3D will then discuss the initial target markets from which it intends to generate FMD-related revenues and then describe the methods, such as licensing and joint venture agreements by which it intends to commercially exploit its technology.
The presentation will include an FMD Video Disc Player prototype demonstration, in which different video content will be played from each layer.
``We have now reached the stage in our corporate development - having achieved interim funding goals and making progress towards agreements with key strategic partners for the mass manufacture of FMD products - where it is appropriate to present to the professional investment community a more thorough account of our plans for the next few years``, said Dr. Eugene Levich, Chairman & CEO of C3D. ``The revenue potential that will arise from the successful exploitation of FMD technology is enormous and, as we prepare for industrial production of the first FMD products next year, it is an opportune moment to explain the potential revenues we anticipate generating and the means by which we will seek to achieve this for the benefit of our shareholders.``
To coincide with these presentations the company will also be interviewed on NBC Europe`s ``Giga`` Show, taped at its studios in Cologne, Germany. The Show, to be aired live on 23 November 2000 throughout Europe, will also include an FMD Video Disc Player prototype demonstration.
FMD Playback Systems for Digital Cinema, HDTV and Personal Video Recorders are currently under development with industry partners and will be demonstrated in the coming months to the Broadcast & Movie Industries. These systems, due for commercial release next year, are based on inexpensive red laser and therefore capable of playing current CD & DVD content. Another system in development includes a playback system based on C3D`s credit-card-sized FMC video ``ClearCard``, with a capacity of 5GB per side.
Initial mass-market FMD applications will also include Digital Cameras, Digital Video Camcorders and Recordable (disc & card) Drives for the PC & Laptop markets.
About Constellation 3D, Inc. C3D develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard(TM). The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
About International Data Corporation IDC is a leading provider of technology intelligence, industry analysis, market data, and strategic and tactical guidance to builders, providers and users of information technology. Headquartered in Framingham, MA, the company has offices worldwide. More information is available at www.idc.com.
Statements contained in the news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.
und nochmal aktuell:
( BW)(NY-CONSTELLATION-3D)(CDDD) Steag Hamatech and Constellation 3D Sign LOI to Develop Equipment for Producing FMD Media
Companies to Expand Standards for High-Capacity Optical Disc Storage
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 16, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (NASD: CDDD) and optical disc equipment supplier Steag Hamatech today announced the completion of a formal letter of intent. Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate on the design and development of machinery for producing Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD) media.
"This agreement is part of 3D`s strategy to align strategic partners to cover the entire line of FMD media production including chemicals, films, disc manufacturing machinery and drives," said Constellation 3D CTO Vladimir Schwartz. "Steag is the recognized world leader in the production of dye coating equipment for writable CD and DVD formats - and their expertise in this area is invaluable to our continuing efforts and success. Currently we are compiling the pieces for a complete media production operation. Industry leaders such as Zeon Chemicals and Steag will play key roles in the success of our program."
The introduction of FMD smashes the barriers of existing data storage formats. Depending on the application and the market requirements, the first generation of 120mm (CD Sized) FMD ROM discs will hold 50 - 140 Gigabytes of pre-recorded data on 12 - 30 data layers with a total thickness of under 2mm. In comparison, a standard DVD disc holds just 4.7 Gigabytes. With C3D`s proprietary parallel reading and writing technology, data transfer speeds can exceed 1 gigabit per second, again depending on the application and market need.
"The future of data storage requires the industry move beyond 2-dimension memory to achieve the high capacity the market will demand," said Dr. Stephan Mohren, President and CEO of Steag Hamatech. "Constellation 3D has demonstrated the feasibility of fluorescent multilayer technology, and we`re excited to be part of the effort to develop manufacturing systems that will make inexpensive FMD media a mass market reality."
STEAG HamaTech, Inc. together with STEAG HamaTech AG form a world-class research and developing department. The company`s combined strength ensures that it delivers robust and reliable technology - exemplified by its agreement with C3D.
Constellation 3D, Inc. develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard. The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
STEAG HamaTech, Inc, USA, Is a wholly owned subsidiary of STEAG HamaTech AG, Germany, and is the only company in the United States that develops and produces replication systems for the optical disc industry. For 10 years the company has delivered state of the art equipment for Manufacturing CD-Audio/ROM and DVD worldwide. The company`s primary goal is to extend its technical advantage and continue to develop advanced production systems that meet its customer`s requirements.
Statements contained in the news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.
THE SEC AND NASD HAVE NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.
hier die aktuellste meldung:
( BW)(NY-CONSTELLATION-3D)(CDDD) Steag Hamatech and Constellation 3D Sign LOI to Develop Equipment for Producing FMD Media
Companies to Expand Standards for High-Capacity Optical Disc Storage
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 16, 2000--Constellation 3D, Inc. (NASD: CDDD) and optical disc equipment supplier Steag Hamatech today announced the completion of a formal letter of intent. Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate on the design and development of machinery for producing Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD) media.
"This agreement is part of 3D`s strategy to align strategic partners to cover the entire line of FMD media production including chemicals, films, disc manufacturing machinery and drives," said Constellation 3D CTO Vladimir Schwartz. "Steag is the recognized world leader in the production of dye coating equipment for writable CD and DVD formats - and their expertise in this area is invaluable to our continuing efforts and success. Currently we are compiling the pieces for a complete media production operation. Industry leaders such as Zeon Chemicals and Steag will play key roles in the success of our program."
The introduction of FMD smashes the barriers of existing data storage formats. Depending on the application and the market requirements, the first generation of 120mm (CD Sized) FMD ROM discs will hold 50 - 140 Gigabytes of pre-recorded data on 12 - 30 data layers with a total thickness of under 2mm. In comparison, a standard DVD disc holds just 4.7 Gigabytes. With C3D`s proprietary parallel reading and writing technology, data transfer speeds can exceed 1 gigabit per second, again depending on the application and market need.
"The future of data storage requires the industry move beyond 2-dimension memory to achieve the high capacity the market will demand," said Dr. Stephan Mohren, President and CEO of Steag Hamatech. "Constellation 3D has demonstrated the feasibility of fluorescent multilayer technology, and we`re excited to be part of the effort to develop manufacturing systems that will make inexpensive FMD media a mass market reality."
STEAG HamaTech, Inc. together with STEAG HamaTech AG form a world-class research and developing department. The company`s combined strength ensures that it delivers robust and reliable technology - exemplified by its agreement with C3D.
Constellation 3D, Inc. develops advanced data storage products including the ultra high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and ClearCard. The company has offices in New York and Massachusetts, and laboratories in California, Israel and Russia. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 80 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.
STEAG HamaTech, Inc, USA, Is a wholly owned subsidiary of STEAG HamaTech AG, Germany, and is the only company in the United States that develops and produces replication systems for the optical disc industry. For 10 years the company has delivered state of the art equipment for Manufacturing CD-Audio/ROM and DVD worldwide. The company`s primary goal is to extend its technical advantage and continue to develop advanced production systems that meet its customer`s requirements.
und hier aktuelle präsentationstermine und analystenvorstellungen:
Demonstration of FMD Videodisc Technology
November 2000, New York. Hosted by Miramax Films
Demonstration of FMD Videodisc Technology (Comdex)
16 November 2000. Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas
Broker/Analyst presentation, with the participation
of an expert from IDC.
20 November 2000. IOD headquarters, London, UK
Broker/Analyst presentation, with the participation
of an expert from IDC.
22 November 2000. Maritim Hotel, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
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