Veeco Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ: VECO) announced that Ennostar Corporation has qualified its LUMINA+ metal organic chemical vapor deposition system for commercial production of optoelectronic semiconductors.

The qualification represents the first commercial acceptance of Veeco's LUMINA+ system, which the company describes as the industry's largest capacity arsenide phosphide tool. Ennostar began evaluating the system in late 2025 at its Taiwan facilities and will now deploy it for high-volume production of optoelectronic devices.

"We see LUMINA+ as a game-changer for the fast-growing As/P market," said Anil Vijayendran, Vice President of MOCVD Product Line Management at Veeco. "It's validation by an industry expert like Ennostar that effectively positions Veeco as a leader in enabling advanced optoelectronic devices."

The system is designed for manufacturing arsenide and phosphide semiconductors used in various applications including consumer electronics, automotive, optical communications and biosensing. Veeco states the system combines its TurboDisc technology with what it calls breakthrough productivity capabilities.

According to Yole Intelligence, the market for microLED display panels is projected to reach nearly $7 billion by 2032, representing a 10-year compound annual growth rate of 87%. The growth is expected to be driven primarily by augmented reality, mixed reality, virtual reality and television display applications.

Veeco manufactures semiconductor process equipment including laser annealing, ion beam, MOCVD, single wafer etch and clean, and lithography technologies. The company is based in Plainview, New York.