Smoltek is solving advanced materials engineering problems that enable future technology leaps. For the semiconductor industry Smoltek Semi is developing a disruptive solution for the next generation capacitors in advanced chips. Smoltek Semi’s CNF-MIM capacitors enables very high electrical performance in an extremely small form factor.
Smoltek Semi is attending SEMICON Taiwan, September 2–4. The conference is one of the world’s largest semiconductor events, bringing together industry leaders, tech pioneers, and potential partners.
The explosive growth of the AI industry is creating not only a demand for more powerful processors but also a growing market for components capable of handling the processors' rapidly increasing power requirements. For Smoltek, this could present an opportunity to establish a technology platform within a critical segment of the AI infrastructure value chain.
Smoltek Semi participated in the IEEE Electronics System-Integration Technology Conference (IEEE ESTC 2026), a leading European forum for the development of next-generation semiconductor and electronic systems.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the collective term for technologies that enable computers to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence – such as recognizing images, understanding language, playing games or making decisions. It is based on algorithms, mathematical models and (now mainly) Machine Learning and Deep Learning, where neural networks are trained on large data sets.
Smoltek conducts advanced research and innovation based on nanotechnology to develop new material technology opportunities that can solve many of today's industrial challenges. This journey began 20 years ago, when Dr. Shafiq Kabir, together with David Brudö and Dr. Peter Enoksson, founded the company.
For many years, the performance story in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) was dominated by transistors and memory bandwidth. But as AI accelerators move into the kilowatt era, another limitation is becoming just as important: power delivery.
Smoltek Semi attended the European technology conference ECOC 2026 to identify how the company’s ultra-thin capacitor technology, CNF-MIM, can create value within optical communication applications.
