Anritsu opens new R&D and manufacturing facility in San Luis Obispo

Apr. 12, 2001--Anritsu Company, a global manufacturer of information and communications, test and measurement products and services, announced it is opening a new satellite R&D and manufacturing facility in San Luis Obispo on May 31, 2001.

Anritsu Company, a global manufacturer of information and communications, test and measurement products and services, announced it is opening a new satellite R&D and manufacturing facility in San Luis Obispo on May 31, 2001.

The new light industrial facility will design and manufacture components for use in Anritsu's fiber-optic component product offerings. These components, called "High Speed Devices," modulate the light signal on the fiber and provide the data-carrying capacity and reliability of the fiber backbone on which many telecommunications companies depend.

Anritsu has signed a four-year lease in the former Earthlink building in San Luis Obispo. Currently the company is remodeling the facility to accommodate the high-tech assembly and manufacturing workstations for the micro electronic soldering process. Anritsu chose to locate the satellite R&D and manufacturing plant in San Luis Obispo because of the high number of skilled employees and the quality of life in the area.

About Anritsu Corporation:

Anritsu Corporation is a global manufacturer of information and communications, industrial automation, and test and measurement products and services. For more information, visit www.us.anritsu.com.

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