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Davos with Applied Materials CEO Mike Splinter. Technological Innovations make him Optimistic for the Future.
While at Davos, Applied Materials CEO Mike Splinter shared his views on the economy and the impact of future technological innovations.
Applied Materials recently hosted a panel discussion on the topic: the Innovation Economy: Emerging Technologies That are Transforming our Lives and Reshaping the Global Economy. This discussion took place at the well-known Davos conference in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, which is formally known as the 41st Annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.
The following video interview from Davos features Applied Materials CEO Mike Splinter talking with Fox Business news channel:
At Davos, the panelists traded thoughts on how new technologies like renewable energy, LED lighting, electric cars, and more are changing the way we live and the global economy. The panel discussion was moderated by Liz Claman, news anchor for the United States news channel "Fox Business". The panel participants included Mike Splinter, Chairman and CEO of Applied Materials, Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Chairman and CEO of Suntech Power, Tom Friedman, New York Times columnist, and Alan Salzman, Co-Founder and CEO of VantagePoint Venture Partners.
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