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Next Biometrics Files for Bankruptcy After Supply Issues

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened

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Next Biometrics announced its intent to declare bankruptcy and halted trading on the Oslo Bors. The company stated it ran out of time and funding to execute its pivot toward Anywhere-in-Display fingerprint biometrics technology. The company plans to present a bankruptcy petition to Norwegian authorities on October 12.

From biometricupdate.com

Why it matters

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Next Biometrics had previously supplied sensors for Dell laptops. The company was attempting to transition from supplying consumer electronics sensors to flexible sensors for biometric smart cards. The bankruptcy affects the supply of specialized biometric components to the consumer electronics market.

From biometricupdate.com

Who's involved

  • DellCustomer of Next Biometrics, which supplied sensors for its laptops
  • Dell TechnologiesThe corporate entity that evolved from the original company known as Dell

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DellSpeculative

    Dell might face supply chain disruptions or increased costs for biometric sensors used in its laptop production

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