In the past few years, the UV LED technology has evolved and witnessed a tremendous growth, owing to its increasing applications, such as curing, purification, and others. The main advantage UV LEDs have over UV Lamps is that they have a very narrow band, compared to UV lamps. As a result, the risk of exposure to the wrong wavelength gets reduced significantly. The applications, such as printing and medical operations, benefitted the most during the initial years. Graphco, one of the key printing solution distributors in the United States, recently stated that about 87% of the printing solution vendors were providing UV-LED based solutions. This factor stands as a testament to the increasing usage of these solutions in the industry.

Visual effects is the procedure of producing and manipulating computer generated images and combining it with live action shots, for the movie making or any other form of video visual. VFX software is used to create outputs, which would be expensive, dangerous or impossible to produce in real life. Visual effects are presently easily accessible through VFX and compositing software. Autodesk, Adobe, and Foundry are some of the key vendors operating in this market. The market is anticipated to witness significant growth during the forecast period, owing to increase in trend of using visual effects in movies and surge in adoption of cloud technology for VFX. Moreover, market players are integrating new technologies such as AR & VR in VFX software, which supplement the market growth. This report features information on VFX software & services offered by key vendors. However, only the support and maintenance services associated with the respective software are considered in the services segment of this report. The managed or independent VFX services are excluded from the scope. Furthermore, it highlights the strategies adopted by key market players to improve the market share and sustain competition.

There has been an increase in hybrid seed penetration in multiple crops, in order to address the rising food demand-supply mismatch in the country. Due to a stagnant growth observed in the arable land and a constantly increasing population, the per capita arable land has been declining. These factors, along with poor crop productivity, are likely to lead to pressure on food supply in the country.

Norway rejected European Union (EU) membership in 1994, though the country opened its market along EU lines in early 1998 and has since developed its telecom sector in harmony with its economic partners. The country’s telecom market has kept pace with its advanced Scandinavian neighbours, Denmark, Finland and Sweden. Broadband and mobile penetration rates are both high by European standards. Norway’s broadcasting industry is also well developed, with both cable and satellite platforms competing actively.