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IBM (NYSE: IBM) is a multinational technology and consulting corporation based in the US. IBM operates several research labs around the world and they are researching graphene related technologies - mostly graphene based transistors and photo detectors.

IDTechEx offers independent market research, business intelligence and advice on emerging technologies.

IDTechEx offers graphene market reports, and also organizes global graphene events.

Intel Corporation, based in the US, is the world's largest semiconductor chip maker (based on revenue). The company supplies chips for PCs, mobile devices and more.

Based in the UK and established in 2012 as Cambridge Nanosystems, Levidian uses patented technology to produce high-grade graphene and hydrogen from waste gas (methane).

The company's main product, LOOP, docks into existing infrastructure to strip carbon from gas flow, which could help businesses and national infrastructures to decarbonize.

LG Corporation, based in South Korea, is a multinational conglomerate corporation that is involved with electronics, displays (LCD, plasma and OLEDs), telecom, chemicals and more.

Metalysis was founded in 2001 by the University of Cambridge and located in South Yorkshire, UK. Metalysis owns the global rights to a platform technology capable of producing a wide range of metals and alloys at a lower cost and with a smaller environmental footprint than traditional processes.

Nokia, based in Finland is a large multinational corporation and was once the world's leading mobile phone maker. Nokia Research Center, with its 10 laboratories world-wide, is exploring new technologies mostly for mobility applications.

Oxford Advanced Surfaces Group, based in the UK, designs, develops and manufactures advanced materials for surface modification, adhesion promotion and nano-material applications based on its highly reactive chemical core platform technology called Onto.

In March 2014, OASG announced that it is investigating the use of its Onto technology platform to chemically functionalize graphene. In 2020 the company announced a collaboration project with 2-DTech.