mainly because world`s top five LED developers

William Weissman, Rubicon's Chief Financial Officer said, "We expect both facilities to be fully operational by the end of 2011 and that this new capacity will increase our annual revenue generating capacity to at least $130 million once the facilities are fully operational. This estimate is based on today's pricing and certain assumptions related to our product mix."

According to Taiwanese official resources, in light of the upcoming sales boom in the LED industry, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) is going to push for formation of an LED R&D alliance to assist Taiwanese LED manufacturers to obtain cross-licenses from patent possessors in the U.S., Japan and Europe to reduce patent infringement risks in the future.

Taiwanese makers in industries of optical discs, display panels and DRAM have been plagued by either patent infringements or enormous costs on patent licenses for years. Industry insiders note, they will likely encounter patent infringements more easily and spend more on royalty fees than before, mainly because world`s top five LED developers, namely Nichia, Toyota Gosei, Cree, Philips and Osram, have already reached cross-patent agreements with each another to further protect their inventions and, above all, make big money by charging royalty fees for use of their LED technologies.

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