Multibeam Corporation is a
Winner of the
Red Herring's 2011
Top 100 Global Award
Santa Clara, California - January 3,
2012
- Multibeam Corporation announced
that it has been selected as a
Winner of the Red Herring's 2011 Top
100 Global award, a prestigious
recognition honoring the year's most
audacious and far reaching private
technology companies and
entrepreneurs from across the globe.
Red Herring's
Global 100 list has become a mark of
distinction for identifying
promising companies and
entrepreneurs. Red Herring editors
were among the first to recognize
that companies such as Google,
Skype, Baidu, Salesforce.com,
YouTube, eBay and many others would
change the way we live and work.
"Choosing the
best out of the previous two years
was by no means a small feat," said
Alex Vieux, Chairman of Red Herring.
"After rigorous contemplation and
discussion, we narrowed down our
list from 1,100 potential companies
to 100 winners. It was an
extremely difficult process.
MULTIBEAM CORPORATION should be
extremely proud of its achievement,
the competition for the Top 100 was
fierce. The Top 100 Global are truly
the best of the best."
Red Herring's editorial staff
evaluated the companies on both
quantitative and qualitative
criteria, such as financial
performance, technology innovation,
management quality, strategy, and
market penetration. This assessment
of potential is complemented by a
review of the track record and
standing of startups relative to
their sector peers, allowing Red
Herring to see past the "buzz" and
make the list an invaluable
instrument of discovery and advocacy
for the greatest business
opportunities from around the world.
About
Multibeam Corporation
Multibeam is
the technology leader in high-speed
multiple-column E-Beam Lithography
(EBL). In 2011, Multibeam introduced
Complementary EBL (CEBL). CEBL
extends Optical Lithography and
enables the production of
next-generation semiconductors in
high volumes at reduced cost.
Multibeam is
led by Dr. David K. Lam, founder and
former CEO of Lam Research
Corporation.
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Dr. David K. Lam
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