Our Tech Could Carry the Future Economy
With Electric Vehicles, AI, 5G+, and countless other innovations on the horizon, demand for semiconductors is quickly outpacing supply. Invest as we pioneer a way to make future materials up to 10X more efficiently.
$966.50
Min. Investment
$0.50
Share Price
$7,000+
Number of Investors
$5M
Total Fundraising
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We Need Better Semiconductors to Power Electric Vehicles, AI, 5G+, and More
Semiconductors are essential to modern technology, and are growing to over $1 Trillion per year in annual demand by 2030.1 Rapid advancements in electric 5G and autonomous vehicles, communications, and smart grid require higher-performance materials like Gallium Nitride (GaNs) and Silicon Carbide (SiC) to meet the requirements for future growth. GaN and SiC are growing with a demand that outpaces the semiconductor industry. These materials are dramatically more expensive than silicon, and require significant capital investment to produce.
Delivering up to 10X More Efficient Semiconductor Production
Our revolutionary method replaces traditional wafer cutting with a high-current, high-voltage proton particle accelerator, reducing material waste by up to 50%.2 This process generates up to 10 times more wafers from the same material, producing ultra-thin, 2-micron wafers. With three times the industry-standard throughput and seamless integration into current tech, we make advanced semiconductors more efficient, cost-effective, and accessible.
More Power in a Smaller Package
We’re replacing the clumsy, wasteful diamond wire saw-cutting method of semiconductor wafer manufacturing with an innovative high-current, high-voltage proton particle accelerator. As a result, our wafers are up to 10X thinner than the standard GaN wafers. We’re able to create many engineered wafers from the same “source” wafer at a fraction of the cost.
$22 Billion Market by 2026*
High-growth markets like 5G+, cloud computing, AI, quantum computing, smart grid, and wind are fueling demand for our technology. The global GaNs devices market is projected to reach $22B by 2026. This is your opportunity to participate in it.
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On Track to Dominate Our Industry
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Backed by 7,000+ investors already
Accepted into NVIDIA’s Inception Program
Letter of Support from US Congress member
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patents awarded (semiconductor wafers and manufacturing process)
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Your Role in Our Growth
We’re aiming to scale our operation and achieve higher manufacturing volumes over time, and your investment plays a huge role in that. By meeting our goal of $5M this funding round, we’ll be able to bring our pilot line into operation. It will mark a significant step in our path to revenue, but this is only the beginning of our potential.
Led by a Visionary Team
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