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Filed under: Investing Cree Introduces XLamp XQ LEDs Delivering Breakthrough Size and Light Distribution DURHAM, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cree, Inc. (NAS: CREE) announces the availability of a new product family, the XLamp® XQ LEDs, featuring a unique combination of small size, novel light distribution and high reliability design. This combination of features enables the...
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