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Extended cut of the interview with YAGEO CTO
BREAKING NEWS: An extended cut of the blockbuster interview with the CTO of Yageo Group has been released. Don't miss it!
Did you see the press release about a new video featuring Louise Duker, Chief Product Officer at Smoltek Semi and Philip Lessner, CTO at Yageo Group? It was also shared on Smoltek’s dedicated LinkedIn page for Investor Relations (you follow it, right?).
You might be interested to know that it doesn’t show the whole interview. Smoltek’s own auteur director cut out a full 6 minutes and 24 seconds. Scandalous, I know.
But don’t worry. Just as the masterful auteur was making the final cut, I snuck in behind him and collected all the movie clips. I have compiled them into an “extended cut” of The future of the capacitor industry—Interview with YAGEO CTO about Smoltek CNF-MIM.
The extended cut will appeal to movie geeks who love the esoteric subgenre that deals with geeky topics, such as the challenges of making ultra-thin capacitors and how Smoltek is tackling them. I get goosebumps just thinking about it.
The extended version will only appear on this IR blog, exclusively for you loyal readers who love Smoltek and what we do. So grab a handful of popcorn and a sip of Coke because the show is about to begin.
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