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In the current era of rapid technological development, carbon materials have attracted much attention. On December 6, 2024, the day after the 8th International Carbon Materials Conference, High Light Intelligence Technology continued to showcase its latest research and development achievements and technical strength in the field of diamond materials at the Shanghai New International Expo Center.




High Light Intelligence Technology is a pioneer in the CVD diamond industry, mastering advanced MPCVD technology and production workshops. We produce high-purity jewelry diamonds and industrial-grade CVD diamonds (single crystal, polycrystalline, thin film and metallized), and provide 6/10/15kw MPCVD equipment to achieve full support from equipment, products to services. The exhibition will showcase the latest research and development results, including industrial diamonds and jewelry diamonds, especially the newly upgraded 10kw 90mm and 15kw 100mm deposition area MPCVD equipment.

The conference focused on cutting-edge topics such as wide bandgap semiconductors and diamond applications, attracting global experts, scholars and corporate representatives. As a leader in the diamond field, High Light Intelligence Technology's W1010 booth attracted much attention. During the exhibition, High Light received much attention, its innovative achievements and technical strength were well received, and its future development was expected. High Light took this opportunity to have in-depth exchanges and lay a solid foundation for future business development.







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