Posted On: 03/01/2015 11:13:57 AM
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Brimming with quantum dots, startup pitches major TV makers at CES
" It employs 14 workers and boasts of Cadmium-free quantum dots that are environmentally friendly."
"In May 2014, Quantum Materials revealed plans to hire four workers and more than double its workforce after installing equipment to ramp up production of quantum dots, though the company does not disclose its total headcount. The additional equipment was expected to require the hiring of another seven to 10 employees in San Marcos , CEO Stephen Squires said at the time"
http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/techfl...ction.html
...bottom line increasing staff, (and I don't think everyone will be working for shares). I suspect actual peeps working on production will be less than 20 to produce 2000+ Kg. That leads me to wonder
how many workers would be required by other companies to produce like quantities.
Looking Forward
" It employs 14 workers and boasts of Cadmium-free quantum dots that are environmentally friendly."
"In May 2014, Quantum Materials revealed plans to hire four workers and more than double its workforce after installing equipment to ramp up production of quantum dots, though the company does not disclose its total headcount. The additional equipment was expected to require the hiring of another seven to 10 employees in San Marcos , CEO Stephen Squires said at the time"
http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/techfl...ction.html
...bottom line increasing staff, (and I don't think everyone will be working for shares). I suspect actual peeps working on production will be less than 20 to produce 2000+ Kg. That leads me to wonder
how many workers would be required by other companies to produce like quantities.
Looking Forward
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