Aledia

The company develops and manufactures 3D GaN-on-silicon microLEDs in France and says this provides control over the value chain and strengthens technological sovereignty.

Aledia is located in Grenoble, which the page describes as having laboratories and research centers, tech startups, higher education institutions, and entrepreneurs.

The company accepts applications year-round and seeks motivated team members.

Pierre Laboisse leads Aledia and has more than 25 years of international high-tech experience. He previously worked at Infineon, NXP, and ams OSRAM and served on the boards of KeyLemon and 7 Sensing Software.

Aledia is pursuing growth and international expansion, backed by investments in R&D and commercial and industrial development, with a focus on next-generation MicroLED semiconductor technologies.

Aledia's mission is to develop microLEDs that deliver higher performance and energy efficiency and address technological and environmental challenges.

Aledia says team members contribute to advancing its technologies and take part in its industrial development.

Aledia was founded in CEA laboratories and develops silicon-based 3D nanowire microLED technology, which the page says reduces microLED costs and supports broader adoption across displays.

The page describes Aledia’s microLEDs in relation to how people see and communicate.

Publisher: Aledia, a French company registered under number 537 455 982 with the Trade and Companies Register (RCS), with its registered office at Rue des Lavières, ZAC Saut du Moine, 38800 Champagnier, FRANCE.